Glorify

usgb/ˈɡlɔːrɪfaɪ/
verb

To praise and honor something or someone very much.

The local newspaper glorified the team's victory in the final match.
Visual representation of "glorify" - To praise and honor something or someone very much.

Often appears as...

  • glorify the lord
  • glorify his name
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Positive Connotation

Using 'glorify' implies a very high level of praise, often more than deserved.

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Fans often glorify their favorite singers as if they were flawless.
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Celebratory Context

'Glorify' is commonly used when celebrating achievements or honoring individuals.

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The award ceremony was a chance to glorify the contributions of unsung heroes.
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canonizecelebratecommendenshrineexaltextolhonourlaudmagnifypraiseworship
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