glorified in Latin
glorified in Latin is mactus — glorified means made to seem more impressive or important than it really is, often said sarcastically.
glorified in Latin
mactus
transformed into something more glorious than it actually is (often used sarcastically)
What does "glorified" mean?
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adj Made to seem more impressive or important than it really is, often said sarcastically.
"The "executive suite" was just a glorified broom closet with a desk in it."
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glorified in a sentence
- The "executive suite" was just a glorified broom closet with a desk in it.
- His new title is really just a glorified assistant role.
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What is "glorified" in Latin?
"glorified" in Latin is mactus. glorified means: Made to seem more impressive or important than it really is, often said sarcastically.
How do you use "glorified" in a sentence?
Example: "The "executive suite" was just a glorified broom closet with a desk in it." In Latin, "glorified" is mactus.
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