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glorification

/ˌɡlɔː.rɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌɡlɔː.rɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие или состояние, когда кого-то или что-то высоко чтят, представляют как идеал или восхваляют в поклонении.

A noun referring to the act or state of being honored highly, portrayed as ideal, or praised in worship.

uncountable

  1. State of high honorB2formal

    The condition of being greatly praised, honored, or celebrated.

    ruСостояние высокой чести

    • The hero's glorification was celebrated with a parade.
    • He lived a life of glorification after his achievements.
    • The glorification of the king was evident in the grand ceremony.

    Synonymsacclaimadulationcelebrationdistinctionexaltationgloryhomagehonorpraiserenown

    Antonymsdisgracedishonorhumiliationignominyobloquyshame

  2. Portrayal as idealB2formal

    The act of representing something as perfect or better than it actually is.

    ruИдеализация

    • The film was criticized for its glorification of violence.
    • Social media often leads to the glorification of unrealistic lifestyles.
    • The glorification of wealth can be harmful to society.

    Synonymsglamorizationidealizationidolizationromanticization

    Antonymsdefamationdenigrationvilification

  3. Act of worshipC1formal

    The act of giving praise, thanks, or adoration, especially in a religious context.

    ruПрославление

    • The choir's song was a glorification of the divine.
    • The ceremony was a glorification of the gods.
    • Her prayers were a form of glorification.

    Synonymsadorationexaltationhomagepraisethanksgivingvenerationworship

Forms
  • glorifications plural form
  • glorifications' possessive plural form
  • glorification's possessive singular form
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