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gloriousness

gloriousness

1 5.8
Great beauty or success that makes people admire something
  • noun
  • /ˈɡlɔːriəsnəs/
translation icon : gloriosidad
  • The gloriousness of the sunset took her breath away as the sky turned brilliant shades of orange and pink.

So I am just basking in this sunshine gloriousness.

Examples

  • A glorious reflecting pool to reflect my gloriousness... gloriously.

  • This results in ambivalent feelings about the gloriousness of life and the comforting fantasy of death as a simple answer to the problems of the human condition.

    Academic text (1997)
  • It's a spirit of gloriousness in things.

  • With my vote, I vote "no" to the pig - and "yes" to this gloriousness.

  • I'll be sure to snap a few next time I come into contact with its gloriousness.

    Blog text (20)
  • Michelle, my belle, is co-authoring this gloriousness, by the way, because it's too much awesome for me to remember on my own.

    Blog text (30)
  • That's why I'd like to announce my only fans page where we can come watch the uncensored thong gloriousness full out full frontal.

  • The gloriousness of the ancient cathedral left the tourists in awe during their visit.

  • Everyone admired the gloriousness of the flowers in the garden during the spring festival.

Synonyms

glory
vsgloriousness
  • Literature
74 4.6

Bright, beautiful appearance that people admire

is the general admired quality beyond only radiant brilliance
majesty
vsgloriousness
72 4.5

Great beauty and size that make you feel respect

is admiration for worth instead of only dignity or scale
splendor
vsgloriousness
  • US
42 4.3

Great beauty that looks impressive and rich

is admiration for worth rather than just visual grandeur
brilliance
vsgloriousness
17 4.4

A very beautiful and impressive appearance that makes something seem grand

is admiration for overall worth not only bright effect
grandeur
vsgloriousness
14 5.9

An impressive size or beauty that makes people admire it

is admiration for overall worth rather than only awe from size
magnificence
vsgloriousness
  • Formal
13 5.0

Great beauty that makes people feel impressed and full of wonder

is the broader admired quality beyond only scale
wonderfulness
vsgloriousness
2 4.8

A quality that makes you feel amazed and happy

is admiration for worth and majesty rather than only delight
amazingness
vsgloriousness
2 3.0

Being very surprising and impressive

is admiration for lasting worth rather than sudden surprise
gorgeousness
vsgloriousness
1 3.9

A state of being very beautiful or attractive

is admiration for worth and splendor beyond mere attractiveness
fabulousness
vsgloriousness
1 4.4

A quality of being very impressive and wonderful

is admiration for worth and grandeur rather than casual impressiveness
grandness
vsgloriousness
1 4.1

Great size and beauty that makes something look impressive, like a cathedral

is admiration for worth rather than just formal style
exquisiteness
vsgloriousness
1 7.1

A very great beauty shown in delicate detail

is admiration for greatness rather than delicate refinement
resplendence
vsgloriousness
  • Literature
1 9.5

A very bright and beautiful appearance that looks impressive

is admiration for worth beyond mere bright appearance
beauteousness
vsgloriousness
  • Archaic
1 8.4

How beautiful something looks

is admiration for worth and splendor beyond plain beauty
incredibleness
vsgloriousness
1 7.8

A quality that makes something seem very surprising or hard to believe

is admiration for noble worth rather than mere incredulity
resplendency
vsgloriousness
  • Literature
9.3

A bright, beautiful appearance that attracts attention

is broader admiration that also covers nonvisual worth
marvelousness
vsgloriousness
  • US
4.5

A quality that makes something seem very good and impressive

is admiration for lasting worth rather than mere wonder
admirability
vsgloriousness
6.7

A quality that makes people respect a person or thing

is a broader admired quality including beauty and grandeur
goldenness
vsgloriousness
7.5

Great value or quality that people admire

is admiration for splendour and magnificence, not only value
spectacularity
vsgloriousness
7.2

A quality that makes something look very impressive and dramatic

is admiration for worth beyond merely dramatic visual impact
tremendousness
vsgloriousness
6.9

Being extremely large, powerful, or important and making people feel amazed

is admiration for worth and splendour beyond sheer bigness

Antonyms

31 6.5

A state of being average and not special

3 4.1

A state of being usual and not special

How Glorious

splendor
  • US
42 4.3
gloriousness
1 5.8
magnificence
  • Formal
13 5.0
beauty
847 1.0

Surface Forms

gloriousness singular

Morphology

gloriousness = glorious (transparent) = glory + ous + ness

Formed by adding the noun-forming suffix '-ness' to the adjective 'glorious', producing the expected meaning 'the quality of being glorious'.

Etymology

Gloriousness comes from the simple word glory, which means 'great praise or honor'. So, gloriousness is the state of being full of glory, meaning it is magnificent and worthy of great admiration.