Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Glorious"

A: For beginners, Glorious means something grand, great or out of the ordinary

A: She looked glorious in that dress.
The brownies tasted glorious.
It is a glorious sunny day.

Basically, glorious means really amazing. In all these sentences, you can use amazing, great, glorious, marvelous, and other similar words.

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A: I'm assuming you mean the words separately.
It was an honorable fight.
He was given a glorious welcome home.
It's honorable to admit to one's mistake.
Sometimes I hear of her glorious past.
We may have surrendered, but at least we were honorable.
At the restaurant, we feasted upon glorious food and thirst-quenching drinks.

A: What a glorious day to have a picnic.

A: Both beautiful and glorious are adjectives - words we use to describe things.

Beautiful = something that is attractive and has charm.
For example: Beautiful weather today.

Glorious = something that is worth of praise or admiration by displaying particular attributes. Also, glory an be used when someone does something worthy of praise or admiration.
For example: The lightning strikes across the night sky is a glorious sight.
For example: Serena Williams had a glorious career and she will be remembered as one of the all time greatest champions of modern tennis.

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