verb/ɛɡ.zo.se/
to fulfil the wish of a prayer
“Albe et Rome demain prendront une autre face / Tes vœux sont exaucés, elles auront la Paix” — Tomorrow, Alba and Rome will take different attitudes / Your wishes are fulfilled, they will have Peace.
Related: exaucement, inexauçable, inexaucé
Originally a variant spelling of exhausser, from Old French exalcier, from Latin ex- + Vulgar Latin *altiāre, modelled after Classical Latin exaltāre (“raise, extol”). The sense of "fulfill (a prayer)" may have been influenced by Latin exaudīre.