glorified Antonyms
Strongest:
- desacralized
- desacralized
- unhallowed
- deconsecrated
- earthly
- unhallowed
- unconsecrated
- deconsecrated
- unconsecrated
- secular
- earthly
- secular
Strong:
- profane
- profane
- temporal
- unspiritual
- mundane
- worldly
- temporal
- worldly
- unspiritual
- nonreligious
- nonreligious
- mundane
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
Meaning of glorified
glorified (s)
accorded sacrosanct or authoritative standing
glorified (imp. & p. p.)
of Glorify
glorified Sentence Examples
- The athlete's victory was glorified in the media, portraying him as a national hero.
- The movie glorified violence, romanticizing it as a solution to problems.
- The author glorified the beauty of nature, evoking a sense of wonder and awe.
- The politician's speeches glorified the past, invoking a nostalgic longing for "better days."
- The fashion magazine glorified unrealistic body ideals, creating unrealistic expectations among readers.
- The company's advertisements glorified its products, presenting them as essential and life-changing.
- The history books glorified certain figures, ignoring their flaws and presenting them as paragons of virtue.
- The religious texts glorified the deity, extolling their power and wisdom.
- The artist's paintings glorified the human body, celebrating its beauty and grace.
- The social media influencer glorified their lifestyle, creating an unrealistic portrayal of wealth and happiness.
FAQs About the word glorified
accorded sacrosanct or authoritative standingof Glorify
worshiped, worshipped, blest, venerated, adored, enshrined, consecrated, sanctified,revered, consecrate
desacralized, desacralized, unhallowed, deconsecrated, earthly, unhallowed,unconsecrated, deconsecrated, unconsecrated, secular
The athlete's victory was glorified in the media, portraying him as a national hero.
The movie glorified violence, romanticizing it as a solution to problems.
The author glorified the beauty of nature, evoking a sense of wonder and awe.
The politician's speeches glorified the past, invoking a nostalgic longing for "better days."
