glorification (Meaning)

Wordnet

glorification (n)

a state of high honor

a portrayal of something as ideal

the act of glorifying (as in worship)

Webster

glorification (n.)

The act of glorifyng or of giving glory to.

The state of being glorifed; as, the glorification of Christ after his resurrection.

glorification Sentence Examples

  1. The glorification of war is a dangerous and insidious propaganda technique.
  2. The media's relentless glorification of celebrities creates unrealistic expectations and fosters envy.
  3. The glorification of violence in video games and movies desensitizes us to its horrors.
  4. The glorification of wealth and status often leads to societal divisions and inequality.
  5. The glorification of one's own culture can lead to ethnocentrism and xenophobia.
  6. Teachers should strive to avoid the glorification of authority figures and encourage critical thinking.
  7. The glorification of beauty standards can have harmful effects on body image and self-esteem.
  8. The glorification of suffering is a common but misguided religious practice.
  9. The glorification of patriotism can lead to blind nationalism and conflict with other nations.
  10. It is important to distinguish between legitimate celebration and excessive glorification.

FAQs About the word glorification

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reduction, degradation, dismissal, removal,reduction, abasement, removal, dismissal, degradation, demotion

The glorification of war is a dangerous and insidious propaganda technique.

The media's relentless glorification of celebrities creates unrealistic expectations and fosters envy.

The glorification of violence in video games and movies desensitizes us to its horrors.

The glorification of wealth and status often leads to societal divisions and inequality.