gloriously

In triumphant fashion

Gloriously means in a glorious manner—with splendor, magnificence, or great delight.

It often intensifies positive qualities: The weather was gloriously sunny.

The word can carry ironic or self-aware exaggeration: We failed gloriously.

Something done gloriously suggests triumph or unrestrained enjoyment: She gloriously ignored everyone's advice.

radiant

sunshine

Direct rays from above

gleaming · shimmering · glistening · glowing · dazzling · brilliant · effulgent · incandescent · illuminated · lustrous

celebratory

festive

Cheerfully celebratory

exuberant · reveling · cheering · toasting · rejoicing · convivial · festivity · merriment · elated · delighted

magnificent

splendid

Impressively beautiful or fine

opulent · palatial · exquisite · lavish · majestic · regal · stately · elegant · resplendent · ornate

triumphant

victorious

Having achieved triumph

successful · winning · vanquishing · achieving · crowned · exultant · celebrating · dominant · undefeated · heroic

Categories
Opposites
quality/excellence

gloriouslyterribly

To extreme degree

horribly · awfully · dreadfully · appallingly · atrociously

splendor/radiance

gloriouslydimly

With weak illumination

dully · drably · bleakly · drearily · obscurely

honor/reputation

gloriouslyshamefully

In dishonorable fashion

disgracefully · dishonorably · ignominiously · ingloriously · humiliatingly

Phrases
Family

glorious, inglorious, ingloriously

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G