Definition of gloriously in English:

gloriously

adverb ˈɡlɔːrɪəsliˈɡlɔriəsli

1In a way that is worthy of fame or admiration; impressively.
he triumphed gloriously in bringing down the enemy
gloriously restored locomotives
Example sentencesExamples
- Last year, the architects won the competition for the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, a building that opens gloriously onto the harbor.
- She is the oldest fighting ship afloat in the UK, gloriously restored by the craftsmen of Hartlepool.
- He succeeded him in the monarchy, and reigned gloriously for 20 years.
- When it ended, the British empire did indeed appear to have been shattered, France was revenged, and her international prestige stood gloriously restored.
- He changed the fortune of the game by a gloriously timed intercept and a 50 metre run to the line.
- We should celebrate taking informed risks, reward those who fail gloriously and accept that accidents do happen.
- He died gloriously, fighting for his country.
- Let's hope, in other words, that I am utterly, gloriously, wrong.
- A brain injury precludes his appearances on the ice these days, but no matter, his mental faculties remain gloriously undimmed.
- I felt a spiritual power I've never experienced in any intact and gloriously preserved historical place of worship.
2In a wonderful or enjoyable manner.
the sun shone gloriously all day
Example sentencesExamples
- As rugged and foggy that area of Newfoundland is, its true beauty came through as if it were a gloriously sunny day.
- It was a gloriously sunny Sunday morning.
- The whole place smells gloriously of slowly roasting beef.
- In spite of rain predictions, Saturday dawned gloriously cloudless above the skyscrapers.
- There is something gloriously romantic and ineffably affecting about seeing this kind of grand love put up on the screen with such high emotion and visual panache.
- The entire male cast moved well and sang gloriously.
- Camping in the woods sounds gloriously refreshing!
- They are a gloriously entertaining reminder that life can always be lived bigger and better.
- He smiled a great deal these days; the hopeless romantic was at last wonderfully, gloriously, ecstatically in love.
- There's something magical about morning glories, which do indeed bloom gloriously in the morning, then swirl closed as the day fades.

Definition of gloriously in US English:

gloriously

adverbˈɡlôrēəslēˈɡlɔriəsli

1In a way that is worthy of fame or admiration; impressively.
he triumphed gloriously in bringing down the enemy
gloriously restored locomotives
Example sentencesExamples
- I felt a spiritual power I've never experienced in any intact and gloriously preserved historical place of worship.
- Last year, the architects won the competition for the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, a building that opens gloriously onto the harbor.
- He changed the fortune of the game by a gloriously timed intercept and a 50 metre run to the line.
- We should celebrate taking informed risks, reward those who fail gloriously and accept that accidents do happen.
- Let's hope, in other words, that I am utterly, gloriously, wrong.
- He died gloriously, fighting for his country.
- When it ended, the British empire did indeed appear to have been shattered, France was revenged, and her international prestige stood gloriously restored.
- He succeeded him in the monarchy, and reigned gloriously for 20 years.
- A brain injury precludes his appearances on the ice these days, but no matter, his mental faculties remain gloriously undimmed.
- She is the oldest fighting ship afloat in the UK, gloriously restored by the craftsmen of Hartlepool.
2In a wonderful or enjoyable manner.
the sun shone gloriously all day
Example sentencesExamples
- In spite of rain predictions, Saturday dawned gloriously cloudless above the skyscrapers.
- As rugged and foggy that area of Newfoundland is, its true beauty came through as if it were a gloriously sunny day.
- The whole place smells gloriously of slowly roasting beef.
- The entire male cast moved well and sang gloriously.
- Camping in the woods sounds gloriously refreshing!
- He smiled a great deal these days; the hopeless romantic was at last wonderfully, gloriously, ecstatically in love.
- It was a gloriously sunny Sunday morning.
- They are a gloriously entertaining reminder that life can always be lived bigger and better.
- There's something magical about morning glories, which do indeed bloom gloriously in the morning, then swirl closed as the day fades.
- There is something gloriously romantic and ineffably affecting about seeing this kind of grand love put up on the screen with such high emotion and visual panache.

单词	gloriously
释义	Definition of gloriously in English: gloriously adverb ˈɡlɔːrɪəsliˈɡlɔriəsli 1In a way that is worthy of fame or admiration; impressively. he triumphed gloriously in bringing down the enemy gloriously restored locomotives Example sentencesExamples Last year, the architects won the competition for the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, a building that opens gloriously onto the harbor. She is the oldest fighting ship afloat in the UK, gloriously restored by the craftsmen of Hartlepool. He succeeded him in the monarchy, and reigned gloriously for 20 years. When it ended, the British empire did indeed appear to have been shattered, France was revenged, and her international prestige stood gloriously restored. He changed the fortune of the game by a gloriously timed intercept and a 50 metre run to the line. We should celebrate taking informed risks, reward those who fail gloriously and accept that accidents do happen. He died gloriously, fighting for his country. Let's hope, in other words, that I am utterly, gloriously, wrong. A brain injury precludes his appearances on the ice these days, but no matter, his mental faculties remain gloriously undimmed. I felt a spiritual power I've never experienced in any intact and gloriously preserved historical place of worship. 2In a wonderful or enjoyable manner. the sun shone gloriously all day Example sentencesExamples As rugged and foggy that area of Newfoundland is, its true beauty came through as if it were a gloriously sunny day. It was a gloriously sunny Sunday morning. The whole place smells gloriously of slowly roasting beef. In spite of rain predictions, Saturday dawned gloriously cloudless above the skyscrapers. There is something gloriously romantic and ineffably affecting about seeing this kind of grand love put up on the screen with such high emotion and visual panache. The entire male cast moved well and sang gloriously. Camping in the woods sounds gloriously refreshing! They are a gloriously entertaining reminder that life can always be lived bigger and better. He smiled a great deal these days; the hopeless romantic was at last wonderfully, gloriously, ecstatically in love. There's something magical about morning glories, which do indeed bloom gloriously in the morning, then swirl closed as the day fades. Definition of gloriously in US English: gloriously adverbˈɡlôrēəslēˈɡlɔriəsli 1In a way that is worthy of fame or admiration; impressively. he triumphed gloriously in bringing down the enemy gloriously restored locomotives Example sentencesExamples I felt a spiritual power I've never experienced in any intact and gloriously preserved historical place of worship. Last year, the architects won the competition for the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, a building that opens gloriously onto the harbor. He changed the fortune of the game by a gloriously timed intercept and a 50 metre run to the line. We should celebrate taking informed risks, reward those who fail gloriously and accept that accidents do happen. Let's hope, in other words, that I am utterly, gloriously, wrong. He died gloriously, fighting for his country. When it ended, the British empire did indeed appear to have been shattered, France was revenged, and her international prestige stood gloriously restored. He succeeded him in the monarchy, and reigned gloriously for 20 years. A brain injury precludes his appearances on the ice these days, but no matter, his mental faculties remain gloriously undimmed. She is the oldest fighting ship afloat in the UK, gloriously restored by the craftsmen of Hartlepool. 2In a wonderful or enjoyable manner. the sun shone gloriously all day Example sentencesExamples In spite of rain predictions, Saturday dawned gloriously cloudless above the skyscrapers. As rugged and foggy that area of Newfoundland is, its true beauty came through as if it were a gloriously sunny day. The whole place smells gloriously of slowly roasting beef. The entire male cast moved well and sang gloriously. Camping in the woods sounds gloriously refreshing! He smiled a great deal these days; the hopeless romantic was at last wonderfully, gloriously, ecstatically in love. It was a gloriously sunny Sunday morning. They are a gloriously entertaining reminder that life can always be lived bigger and better. There's something magical about morning glories, which do indeed bloom gloriously in the morning, then swirl closed as the day fades. There is something gloriously romantic and ineffably affecting about seeing this kind of grand love put up on the screen with such high emotion and visual panache.
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