Glorious

/ˈɡlɔːriəs/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Having great beauty and splendor.

The sunset over the mountains was a glorious sight.

Worthy of admiration; deserving praise.

The athlete's glorious victory brought tears to the eyes of her supporters.

Filled with glory; honored; celebrated.

Their glorious achievements will be remembered for generations.

Magnificent or very impressive.

The palace is a glorious example of classical architecture.

From Middle English 'glorious', from Old French 'glorieux', from Latin 'gloriosus'.

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.

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.

Used to describe something that is exceptionally good or impressive.

That concert was absolutely glorious!

Referring to a situation that is highly enjoyable.

We had a glorious time at the beach.