glorious
adjective
[ ˈɡlɔːrɪəs ]
• having, worthy of, or bringing fame or admiration.
• "the most glorious victory of all time"
Similar:
illustrious,
celebrated,
famous,
famed,
renowned,
acclaimed,
distinguished,
honoured,
eminent,
excellent,
outstanding,
great,
magnificent,
splendid,
impressive,
noble,
supreme,
sublime,
triumphant,
immortal,
unforgettable,
• having a striking beauty or splendour.
• "a glorious autumn day"
Similar:
wonderful,
marvellous,
magnificent,
superb,
sublime,
spectacular,
lovely,
excellent,
fine,
delightful,
enjoyable,
pleasurable,
super,
great,
amazing,
amazeballs,
stunning,
fantastic,
terrific,
tremendous,
incredible,
sensational,
stellar,
heavenly,
divine,
gorgeous,
dreamy,
grand,
fabulous,
fab,
fabby,
fantabulous,
awesome,
magic,
ace,
out of this world,
brilliant,
brill,
smashing,
bosting,
peachy,
dandy,
jim-dandy,
neat,
beaut,
bonzer,
capital,
champion,
wizard,
corking,
ripping,
spiffing,
top-hole,
topping,
beezer,
swell,
keen,
wondrous,
beauteous,
goodly,
frabjous,
splendacious,
splendiferous,
splendorous,
Origin:
Middle English: from Old French glorieus, from Latin gloriosus, from gloria ‘glory’.
