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Meanings of illustrious in English
Synonyms
Examples for "glorious"
Examples for "glorious"
1
These are the rule in a campaign; the glorious excitements the exceptions.
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It seemed authentically convincing; it was glorious; it was full of joy:
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Today, we celebrate the first glorious anniversary of the Information Purification Directives.
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That means anyone looking for a glorious revolution could be left disappointed.
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Praise the Lord for He is glorious; Never shall His promise fail.
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The Spanish government said it respected the decision of the German court.
2
Israel dismissed reports of its responsibility and said it respected Egypt's sovereignty.
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It said democracy needed to be respected to ensure stability and prosperity.
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They held a respected place in any society of parents and children.
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The smallest new state became more important, wealthier, more respected than Germany.
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The more redoubtable task of rebuilding the devastated regions' infrastructure will follow.
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And now once more the redoubtable Charleston catcher appeared at the bat.
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The idea of an attack on that redoubtable fortress was not new.
4
However redoubtable may be the Chevalier, let your heart rest in peace.
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But his achievement none the less had been of a redoubtable character.
Usage of illustrious in English
1
She achieved a number of firsts during her long and illustrious career.
2
Nine years of armored combat, all my honors, my illustrious record, gone.
3
There was power in the Nigeria midfield to limit their illustrious opponents.
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Payne fought to change that with NABJ's other illustrious founders, said Glover.
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In Poetry -illustrious and consummate: In Friendship -noble and sincere.
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The Greek government rendered all the honor possible to the illustrious dead.
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The holy and illustrious Durvasa is of the complexion of the celestials.
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Also read: Bridgestone BMW Club Series returns to the most illustrious stage
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And therewith has retired the noble and illustrious lady in deep mourning.
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He was as infamous in wantonness as Frode was illustrious in war.
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His wife was the daughter of the most illustrious of the Scipios.
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Opposite the chateau arose the mansions of illustrious nobles of the Court.
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He recently spoke with EBONY.com to share insights about his illustrious career.
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For years afterward, the Hapsburgs remained the most illustrious house in Europe.
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His mind ranged and revelled always in the illustrious or obscure past.
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Because an illustrious client has placed her piteous case in my hands.
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Illustrious across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common