Definition of glorify - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
enhancemake something appear better than it is
- The author used vivid descriptions to glorify mundane events..
2.
admirationpraise highly
- The community gathered to glorify the achievements of its leaders..
3.
religionworship or extol a deity
- They glorify God through their songs and prayers.
Origin of glorify
Latin, gloria (glory) + facere (to make)
Terms with glorify included in their meaning
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religion
glorify, especially in a religious context
glorify
praise enthusiastically
praising
tending to praise or glorify highly
excessive glorification
glorify or idealize excessively
exaltation
glorify or idealize excessively
spiritual elevation
exalt or glorify spiritually or morally
Examples of glorify in a sentence
The documentary didn't glorify the harsh realities of war. They glorify their heroes in songs. The book aims to glorify the nation's history. They glorify the divine in every ritual. The hymns glorify the sacred name.
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- French:glorifier, faire l'éloge, ...
- German:verklären, verherrlichen, ...
- Italian:abbellire, esaltare, ...
- Spanish:embellecer, glorificar, ...
- Portuguese:glorificar, adorar, ...
- Chinese:美化, 赞美, ...
- Japanese:美化する, 称賛する, ...
- Arabic:جَمَّل, مَجَّدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְפָאֵר, לְהַלֵּל, ...
- Russian:превозносить, прославлять, ...
- Ukrainian:прикрасити, вихваляти, ...
- Hindi:महिमामंडित करना, प्रशंसा करना, ...
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