Meaning & Definition of word "Glorious"
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Glorious
/ˈɡlɔːriəs/
adjective:
- 1. Having great beauty and splendor.
- Example: The sunset over the mountains was a glorious sight.
- 2. Worthy of admiration; deserving praise.
- Example: The athlete's glorious victory brought tears to the eyes of her supporters.
- 3. Filled with glory; honored; celebrated.
- Example: Their glorious achievements will be remembered for generations.
- 4. Magnificent or very impressive.
- Example: The palace is a glorious example of classical architecture.
Etymology
From Middle English 'glorious', from Old French 'glorieux', from Latin 'gloriosus'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
glorious weather:
Beautiful and pleasant weather, often associated with sunshine.
in glorious detail:
Describing something with extreme precision and clarity.
glorious victory:
A highly celebrated or enjoyable win in a competition.
Related Words
glory:
High renown or honor won by notable achievements.
glorification:
The action of praising or honoring someone or something.
gloriously:
In a manner full of glory; splendidly.
Slang Meanings of glorious
Meaning: Used to describe something that is exceptionally good or impressive.
Example Sentence: That concert was absolutely glorious!
Meaning: Referring to a situation that is highly enjoyable.
Example Sentence: We had a glorious time at the beach.