glory in Latin
glory in Latin is glōria, lux, glōrior — glory means great honour, fame, or admiration earned through achievement.
glory in Latin
glōria
Great beauty and splendor.
lux
Great beauty and splendor.
glōria
glōrior
What does "glory" mean?
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noun Great honour, fame, or admiration earned through achievement.
"The soldiers returned home to glory and celebration."
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noun Magnificent beauty or splendor.
"The cathedral was restored to its former glory."
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verb To take great pride or joy in something.
"He gloried in his team's unexpected win."
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glory in a sentence
- The soldiers returned home to glory and celebration.
- She dreamed of Olympic glory.
- The cathedral was restored to its former glory.
- He gloried in his team's unexpected win.
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What is "glory" in Latin?
"glory" in Latin is glōria, lux, glōrior. glory means: Great honour, fame, or admiration earned through achievement.
How do you use "glory" in a sentence?
Example: "The soldiers returned home to glory and celebration." In Latin, "glory" is glōria, lux, glōrior.
Are there other ways to say "glory" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "glory": glōria, lux, glōrior.
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