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glorious
[glawr-ee-uhs, glohr-]
adjective
delightful; wonderful; completely enjoyable.
to have a glorious time at the circus.
Antonyms: disgusting, unpleasantconferring glory.
a glorious victory.
full of glory; entitled to great renown.
England is glorious in her poetry.
Antonyms: unknownbrilliantly beautiful or magnificent; splendid.
a glorious summer day.
Archaic., blissfully drunk.
glorious
/ ˈɡlɔːrɪəs /
adjective
having or full of glory; illustrious
conferring glory or renown
a glorious victory
brilliantly beautiful
delightful or enjoyable
informal, drunk
Other Word Forms
- gloriously adverb
- gloriousness noun
- quasi-glorious adjective
- quasi-gloriously adverb
- superglorious adjective
- supergloriously adverb
- supergloriousness noun
- unglorious adjective
- ungloriously adverb
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
We're not short of options, with many a fine Scottish artist missing out on the chance over the years as glorious failure after glorious failure ensued.
The free time was beyond glorious, but the days started to blend into one another.
One fan said pre-match it felt like Scotland had cashed in almost 30 years' worth of glorious failure.
After a nudge from Mrs. Clarke, Alexander now offered his kaleidoscope, but Lady Constance waved it away without even looking at the glorious display within.
“Oh, how glorious to be a postal worker!” she thought as she spread her treasures across the ottoman, so as to have the satisfaction of seeing them all at once.
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