No. 3,539 in French
glorieux
"Glorieux" means "glorious" or "full of glory."
In a sentence
Son passé glorieux inspire de nombreux jeunes.
His glorious past inspires many young people.
Here, 'glorieux' describes the adjective form referring to a past characterized by fame, admiration, or achievements.
Elle ressent un sentiment glorieux après avoir accompli son objectif.
She feels a glorious sentiment after achieving her goal.
In this sentence, 'glorieux' describes the feeling, implying that it is of great happiness or pride associated with an achievement.
Le champion glorieux a été acclamé par la foule.
The glorious champion was cheered by the crowd.
Here, 'glorieux' is used to describe someone possessing fame and honor, particularly associated with their success or victory.
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