v. (-ies, -ied) 1 make glorious. 2 make seem better or more splendid than it is. 3 (as glorified adj.) invested with more attractiveness, importance,et cetera (и так далее) than it has in reality (glorified waitress). 4 extol. glorification n. [Latin: related to *glory]

... world .oftheindividual isagreat achievement ofhuman culture Inthemyth ofOrpheus , theancient Greeks glorified artistic .skills asthehighest value Even Hades , theinexorable god oftheunderworld , wasmoved ... (Aesthetics)
... ofdivine light andharmony Theirideas emphasized thespiritual dimension ofart andits .ability toglorify thedivine Anew stage inthedevelopment ofRenaissance aesthetics is.associated withthecreation ofphilosophical andnatural ... (Aesthetics)
... .ofpoems were created , thousands ofsculptures , monuments , etc were created All thisglorified thepower andstrength , theinvincibility and.superiority offascism Fascism isalie uttered bybandits - Thesewords ... (Journalism)
... its expressiveness Anexample ofarhetorical appeal :.Andyou , arrogant descendants Famous meanness glorified fathers ,.Fifth slave trampled wreckage Game happiness offended childbirth - “Death ... (Rhetoric)
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