Synonym: elegant, extravagant, fine, grand, impressive, luxurious, magnificent, majestic, proud, splendid, stately, superb. Antonym: disgraceful, dishonorable, ignoble, inglorious. Similar words: laboriously, curious, various, imperious, nefarious, penurious, delirious, lugubrious. Meaning: ['glɔːrɪəs] 
adj. 1. having or deserving or conferring glory 2. having or worthy of pride 3. bringing great happiness and thankfulness 4. characterized by grandeur 5. having great beauty and splendor.
adj. 1. having or deserving or conferring glory 2. having or worthy of pride 3. bringing great happiness and thankfulness 4. characterized by grandeur 5. having great beauty and splendor. 
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121. A glorious bright turquoise liquid jersey pantsuit is the ultimate garb for travel by space shuttle.
122. The steel tracks ground along at a steady rate, flattening glorious highly-finned autos, scattering pedestrians and levelling lampposts.
123. In 1917, as if in defiance of the death and destruction all around him, Modigliani painted his most glorious series of nudes.
124. So why hasn't cricket - our glorious national pastime - managed to give birth to a popular cricket fanzine?
125. Then he lashed his horses and round and round the walls of Troy he dragged all that was left of glorious Hector.
126. A glorious meadow carpeted with long, swaying grass with butterflies hovering lazily above it.
127. The cottage is set on the highest ridge of the Chiltern Hills and is surrounded by the most glorious countryside.
128. Midway between sun and stagnant water he blazed in his glorious colors of putrefaction dark green, dark blue, black.
129. The Arsenal machine had been perfected, and the 1930 Cup triumph was to usher in a glorious future.
130. Bait time in dockland meant fifteen glorious minutes of rest.
131. Then let Vibes soothe your frazzled retinas in glorious monochrome!
132. Locust Abortion Technician was a glorious mire, a glistening palace of ordure, a cataract of dysentery.
133. Founded in 1781, Exeter was well-endowed and well-connected, with a glorious pedigree.
134. It was a glorious day, so I did not mind.
135. Relive the most glorious defeat in the history of any franchise in any sport.
136. He inched toward it as it grew more and more glorious.
137. On came Achilles,(sentencedict.com) glorious as the sun when he rises.
138. I'd turn from gruesome Gilly into gorgeous, gracious, good, glorious Galadriel.
139. In fact, from then on the rest of the evening seemed to be bathed in a glorious, rosy light.
140. These traces not only witness to a sad history, but also hint of glorious possibilities.
141. The greater the sin, the more glorious the struggle would be his attitude.
142. You can not imagine the glorious effect of a symphony with flutes, oboes and clarinets.
143. Amid the glorious columned arches and baroque ornamentation of the Academy, Frederick Taylor commanded center stage.
144. The outstanding example of that is the so-called Glorious Revolution.
145. Thought Burbank, meditating on Time's ruins, and the seven laws assumes a glorious past.
146. The village faces west to a distant horizon formed by Skye and the Torridon mountains, a glorious prospect.
147. For one minute, the most glorious minute in the world, Gravellier thought he had got through to him.
148. The text, quoted in the epigraph to this chapter, foresees the reestablishment of a renewed and glorious Jerusalem.
149. What else is there to say about muck, glorious muck?
150. The morning is sunny and bright, glorious, as it should be.
More similar words: laboriously, curious, various, imperious, nefarious, penurious, delirious, lugubrious, mysterious, imploring, priority, envious, dubious, obvious, anxious, previous, officious, oblivious, ambitious, bumptious, vivacious, obviously, religious, mendacious, capricious, obsequious, loquacious, suspicious, pugnacious, previously.