Pronunciation: /ˈɡlɔrəˌfaɪd/
verb to praise or honor someone or something
A1 The movie glorified the hero's actions.
A2 She glorified her achievements on social media.
B1 The artist's work was glorified by critics.
B2 The historical figure was glorified in the documentary.
C1 The author's writing style glorified the beauty of nature.
C2 The ceremony glorified the accomplishments of the award recipients.
adjective having been praised or honored
A1 The children's book glorified the importance of friendship.
A2 The movie glorified the hero's actions, making him seem larger than life.
B1 The artist's painting glorified the beauty of nature in a breathtaking way.
B2 The historical novel glorified the achievements of the ancient civilization.
C1 The documentary glorified the efforts of the scientists in their groundbreaking research.
C2 The biography glorified the accomplishments of the famous musician, highlighting their impact on the music industry.
formal The artist's work was glorified by art critics for its attention to detail.
informal Everyone glorified Sarah for winning the competition.
slang The new movie is going to be glorified by fans all over social media.
figurative The CEO's leadership skills were glorified as he led the company to success.
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