—n. (pl. -ies) 1 renown, fame; honour. 2 adoring praise. 3 resplendent majesty, beauty,et cetera (и так далее) 4 thing that brings renown, distinction, or pride. 5 heavenly bliss and splendour. 6 colloq. state of exaltation, prosperity,et cetera (и так далее) 7 halo of a saintet cetera (и так далее) —v. (-ies, -ied) (often foll. by in) pride oneself. [Latin gloria]
... andNarrative Architectural elements can tell astory - crumbling .columns hint atpast glory , cramped cells speak ofoppression Visual storytelling begins withforms andmaterials Immersion ... (Video game architecture)
... or, inother .words , from light anddark So , who avoids shadows , avoids theglory ofart -.Theshape oftheobject isperceived more precisely when .theobject isilluminated andlight ... (Descriptive Geometry and Engineering Graphics)
... , itcannot be.copied , andtherefore , itcannot belearned Italone remains noble , italone gives glory toits .creator - Leonardo da Vinci belongs tothetheoretical substantiation ofthe.specificity oftheartistic ... (Aesthetics)
... She personifies theseven virtues : Faith , Hope , Love , Purity , Humility ., Grace , Glory Symbolism ofthenumber seven isamanifestation .ofthefullness ofbeing , aesthetic perfection oftheworld Vivid ... (Aesthetics)
... intoan.alliance withtheconsent ofthebishop , so thatthe.marriage beintheLord , andnotout oflust May all beintheglory ofGod Tertullian wrote thattrue marriage wascommitted before theChurch ., wassanctified byprayer ... (Interpersonal relationships)
... class , theprerogative ofthenobility Itwasbelieved thatitpossesses · Who enjoys recognition , respect , honor andglory ;. · Who isendowed withspiritual nobility (meaning thetotality of.character traits ); · Who withladies ... (Etiquette)
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