How Do You Spell GLORIES?

Pronunciation: [ɡlˈɔːɹɪz] (IPA)

The word "glories" is a plural form of "glory" which means to have a high status or magnificence. The spelling of "glories" sounds like /ˈɡlɔr-iz/, with two syllables and an "s" added to the end. The first syllable is pronounced as "glawr," with a clear "o" sound, followed by the second syllable "eez," with a long "ee" sound. The correct spelling of "glories" is important to avoid confusion and miscommunication, especially in written communication.

GLORIES Meaning and Definition

1. Glories, as a noun, refers to the plural form of the word "glory." The term "glory" has multiple nuanced meanings. It can describe great honor, illustriousness, or renown that one achieves or receives primarily as a result of noteworthy achievements, admirable qualities, or virtuous actions. It entails being held in high esteem or admiration by others, often due to exceptional accomplishments or virtues. Additionally, glory can pertain to the magnificence or shimmering brilliance associated with something or someone, particularly in a radiant or dazzling manner. It is often used to describe the resplendence, radiance, or beauty that captivates and leaves a lasting impression.

   Furthermore, glory can also refer to an intense feeling of exultation, joy, or gratification derived from success, triumph, or victory. It implies experiencing great satisfaction or delight from achieving a longed-for goal, realizing one's potentials, or being acknowledged for one's efforts. Glory may stem from personal fulfillment, the recognition of others, or a combination of both.

   Lastly, glory can have a religious connotation, pertaining to the divine radiance and splendor associated with a Higher Power or with heavenly realms. It portrays the divine majesty, greatness, or magnificence that transcends human understanding, often referred to as God's glory.

   Overall, the term "glories" encompasses the plural form of these multifaceted meanings, embracing various aspects of honor, splendor, exultation, and divine attributes.

Top Common Misspellings for GLORIES *

• glorys 33.3333333%

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Other Common Misspellings for GLORIES

• glourius
• glorias
• gloriuse
• colories
• gloryus
• clories
• galories
• clorie
• glorius
• slaries
• glorie
• gloris
• glorifys
• gloriuos
• glorios
• glorous
• glorey
• glorfies
• claories
• clorides
• glorida
• galaries
• galorie
• gloriaus
• glirees
• gloree
• lories
• glorees
• gliosiss
• goories
• gloriez
• glosies
• gloaries
• glomis
• glorieen
• cloriges
• Aliries
• Glyvies
• Glooriea
• Gloiriea
• Galiries
• Poories
• Glorieux
• glorieus
• Glomere
• globries
• glursies

Etymology of GLORIES

The word "glories" is derived from the Old French term "glorie", which originated from the Latin word "gloria". In Latin, "gloria" referred to high renown or fame, and was often associated with honor and praise. It ultimately originates from the Proto-Indo-European root *gel-, meaning "to shine" or "to glow", which also gives rise to words such as "glow" and "glitter". Over time, the word "glories" came to be used in English to express great achievements, triumphs, or splendor.

Similar spelling words for GLORIES

• Glares,
• glorious,
• gloriosa,
• gloriously,
• Glorioso,
• Gloried,
• glorifies.

Conjugate verb Glories

CONDITIONAL

I would glories

you would glories

he/she/it would glories

we would glories

they would glories

I would glory

we would glory

you would glory

he/she/it would glory

they would glory

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be glorying

you would be glorying

he/she/it would be glorying

we would be glorying

they would be glorying

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have glories

you would have glories

he/she/it would have glories

we would have glories

they would have glories

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been glorying

you would have been glorying

he/she/it would have been glorying

we would have been glorying

they would have been glorying

FUTURE

I will glory

you will glory

he/she/it will glory

we will glory

they will glory

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be glorying

you will be glorying

he/she/it will be glorying

we will be glorying

they will be glorying

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have gloried

you will have gloried

he/she/it will have gloried

we will have gloried

they will have gloried

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been glorying

you will have been glorying

he/she/it will have been glorying

we will have been glorying

they will have been glorying

IMPERATIVE

you glory

we let´s glory

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to glory

PAST

I gloried

you gloried

he/she/it gloried

we gloried

they gloried

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was glorying

you were glorying

he/she/it was glorying

we were glorying

they were glorying

PAST PARTICIPLE

gloried

PAST PERFECT

I had gloried

you had gloried

he/she/it had gloried

we had gloried

they had gloried

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been glorying

you had been glorying

he/she/it had been glorying

we had been glorying

they had been glorying

PRESENT

I glory

you glory

he/she/it glories

we glory

they glory

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am glorying

you are glorying

he/she/it is glorying

we are glorying

they are glorying

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

glorying

PRESENT PERFECT

I have gloried

you have gloried

he/she/it has gloried

we have gloried

they have gloried

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been glorying

you have been glorying

he/she/it has been glorying

we have been glorying

they have been glorying

I would have gloried

we would have gloried

you would have gloried

he/she/it would have gloried

they would have gloried