English to Latin Meaning of glory - gloria

Glory :

gloria

noun

gloria, superbia, vanitas, celebritas, fama, odorem suavissimum, divinitatem, deorum, Et ornamentum monilium, pictura, Cast, Sicut rusticatio, ornatum calciamentorum, imperium, viribus, Natus, perficientur satis honeste,, magna locuto excutiunt, pulchritudo, naturale eius debent, ano est, pluma, Ac nonnunquam fit, possessionem, ratio, adtingas terminos parvulorum, divitiae, substantia, abusumque audentius, lux, ignis, coruscent, bonitatem, ornate, uirtus, beatitudinem, beatitudine, consolatione;, complacentia, gaudere:, claritate, maiestas, uictoriae gloriam, gratia, honoris, dignitate, momenti

verb

superbia, gloria, pavo, glorificamus, superbus est, gloriatus, superbire, gloriabitur, testans pluma commentum, REPENTE, et vicit, pro victoria, felix sit, idem certet, superare, succedant, vincere,, adfligens, convenite huc, evenit, prævalebunt, sume superbiam

Glories :: gloriaturGlory :: gloriaGlorying :: gloriae

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Definitions of glory in English

Noun(1) a state of high honor(2) brilliant radiant beauty(3) an indication of radiant light drawn around the head of a saint
Verb(1) rejoice proudly

Examples of glory in English

(1) One can't help but suspect that the motive behind the Italian researcher's efforts is rooted in gaining glory and renown rather than altruism.(2) To Him all praise, glory , and honour is forever due.(3) Above all, they bring most glory to God in our worship and service of Him.(4) Contemplation of Christ's radiant glory could be taken in such a way as to point away from the suffering Christ, but this need not be so.(5) Your eyes will start shining with joy; your face will have a gleam, a glory .(6) As Jesus prays, heaven's glory opens and God's Spirit-dove descends upon him.(7) to fight and die for the glory of one's nation(8) The sun set in a glory , and twilight arrived with gracefully gleaming stars, and a full golden moon on the horizon.(9) The Lord is one and his name is one; name, glory and praise!(10) Prisons, for all their horrors, were about loyalty to the cause, about honour, about glory .(11) This group of young lads are to be congratulated on bringing honour and glory to their parishes.(12) All we can know is that we are poor lost sinners and Jesus Christ came from glory to save such.(13) It is the original Atlantic Coastline station and has been restored to its original beauty and glory .(14) If we are successful, we can begin to restore this once majestic ancient woodland to its former glory .(15) The fabric of the century-old castle, built for a wealthy English industrialist, is crumbling and more than Ôö¼├║5m needs to be spent to restore it to its former glory .(16) If he survived this he would bring greater glory to himself.

Related Phrases of glory

(1) morning glory ::

mane gloriam

(2) glory days ::

gloria dies

(3) glory hole ::

gloria foraminis

(4) be in one's glory ::

quis est in gloria

Related Phrases of glory

(1) morning glory ::

mane gloriam

(2) glory days ::

gloria dies

(3) glory hole ::

gloria foraminis

(4) be in one's glory ::

quis est in gloria

Synonyms

Noun

1. renown ::

gloria

2. praise ::

laude

3. magnificence ::

gloria

4. wonder ::

miror

6. aura ::

sphaeram

7. resplendency ::

LAUTITIA

Verb

8. take pleasure in ::

ut voluptas

Different Forms

glories, glory, glorying

Word Example from TV Shows

You're bound for Glory.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 2