adj. 1 possessing or conferring glory; illustrious. 2 colloq. often iron. splendid, excellent (glorious day; glorious muddle). gloriously adv.
... and proceeding from this build . their pedagogical system The glory of the nation is created by its glorious . sons No wonder that the best names of the son of. a people are honored only by his ... (Ethnopsychology)
... of the heroes are sublimely epic The hero is a person necessarily good : divine , godlike , glorious ., bright - Homer has images of the gods - patrons of art This is primarily Apollo ... (Aesthetics)
... suddenly startled , shouted hysterically .: - Here again - and suddenly sang a trembling soprano : - Glorious sea sacred Baikal . The courier , who appeared on the stairs , shook his ... (Theories of the Text)
... . mockery , like geeks and cowards They are not as proud of anything as the murder . of a man , and in the form of a glorious .trophy they hang on their horses the skin of the slain ., torn from the skull ” The cult ... (History of Science and Technology)
... a propensity for Catholicism In 1688-1689 a coup d'état was carried out , which . historians call the glorious revolution - The English crown was handed over to the governor of. Holland - Protestant Wilhelm ... (The World History)
... , neither earthly , nor mortal ., nor immortal , so thatyou yourself , free andglorious master ,.formed yourself intheimage you prefer [8 , pThe urge .towork ... (Aesthetics)
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