glorify in Greek
glorify in Greek is δοξάζω — glorify means to praise someone or something highly, or treat it as deserving great honour.
glorify in Greek
δοξάζω
Pronounced: doxazo
(transitive) To exalt, or give glory or praise to (something or someone).
What does "glorify" mean?
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verb To praise someone or something highly, or treat it as deserving great honour.
"The film has been criticized for glorifying violence."
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verb To make something seem more impressive or wonderful than it really is.
"Old war stories tend to glorify the past."
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glorify in a sentence
- The film has been criticized for glorifying violence.
- Hymns glorify God through song.
- Old war stories tend to glorify the past.
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What is "glorify" in Greek?
"glorify" in Greek is δοξάζω. glorify means: To praise someone or something highly, or treat it as deserving great honour.
How do you pronounce δοξάζω?
"glorify" in Greek is δοξάζω, pronounced "doxazo".
How do you use "glorify" in a sentence?
Example: "The film has been criticized for glorifying violence." In Greek, "glorify" is δοξάζω.
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