See Also: glorification(dictionary)

glorification (iou)



glorification noun. LME.
[ecclesiastical Latin glorificatio(n-), from glorificat- pa. ppl stem of glorificare: see GLORIFIED, -ATION.]
The action or an act of glorifying a person or thing, the condition of being glorified. LME.
Jeremy Taylor They whose sins accidentally thus serv'd the glorification of God.
b. spec. The exaltation of Christ or a human soul to heaven. LME.
R. Baxter His Ascension they beheld, and his Glorification they believed.
c. Transformation to a more magnificent form; that which is transformed. L19.
Century Magazine These houses..are..glorifications of the humble, early..New England farm-house.
A set form of worship; a doxology. M17.
W. D. Whitney The songs are..simple invocations and glorifications of the divinity.
The attribution of glory or praise to a person or thing; enthusiastic or extravagant praise. M19.
H. J. Laski His glorification of reason as the great key which is to unlock all doors.