glory

/ˈɡlɔːri/

Definitions

1. noun

great praise, honor, or distinction, especially for achievements or qualities

“The team’s victory brought them great glory and recognition.”

2. noun

a feeling of triumphant joy or elation, often because of victory or achievement

“She felt a sense of glory when she finally completed the marathon.”

3. noun

the state or position of being celebrated or honored

“The award ceremony was a moment of glory for the winner.”

4. noun

the radiance or splendor of God or a divine being

“The glory of God filled the temple.”

5. noun

a cloud or atmospheric phenomenon in which the sun or moon appears as a bright spot

“The glory in the sky was a beautiful sight to behold.”

6. verb

to praise or honor someone or something

“The fans will glory the team’s victory tonight.”

7. verb

to feel or show triumphant joy or elation

“She will glory in her achievement when she receives her diploma.”

8. verb

to shine or be radiant, often with a sense of divine or heavenly light

“The stars will glory in the night sky.”

Synonyms

  • distinction
  • honor
  • majesty
  • praise
  • splendor

Antonyms

  • disgrace
  • dishonor
  • oblivion
  • shame