glorification

Examples of glorified

glorified

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

We can survive the loss of all of our organic matter in the next life as we acquire a glorified body that isn't biologically alive.
These objects are not evil; they are instead transformed precisely by being incorporated into the glorified body of the saint.
The photos and headlines on newspaper front pages glorified local and national leaders, and the positive reporting inside were written in formulaic, ideological prose.
In that sense, the canonical organizational theory reified and glorified rationality in its technical formulation and established it as an integral part of its rhetoric.
And while the importance of puzzle-solving should not be underestimated, neither should it be glorified.
This is important, the author reminds us, both in writing history and in choosing what is remembered and, in some cases, glorified.
A glorified form of accounting, cost-benefit analysis, has been widely advocated as the rational basis for public regulatory and investment decisions of all kinds.
In a period of heightened anxiety about crime and disorder that infused elite commentary with moral panic, the image of the highwayman nonetheless continued to be glorified rather than condemned.
This is the 'glorified' domain functor.
This song is representative of the darker side of this album, the one that presents men with the caricatured ideal baby doll image that is glorified in rock songs.
This danger exists because workshop participants may fall for the idea of a nebulous, glorified past in which law and order were maintained with relative ease.
And grant, that this our land may be freed from the vengeance of his righteous blood, and thy mercy glorified in the forgiveness of our sins.
This seems to be a glorified name for wardens and fireguards.
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