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glory

[glawr-ee] / ˈglɔr i /




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Key players have gone, the manager is leaving and has criticised the club and upset fans - yet Crystal Palace's chaotic campaign could still end in European glory.

From BBC

On the other hand, the toddler’s illness also threw an obstacle in Mrs. Kedzie’s path to spiritual glory, riches, or both.

From Literature

"We remain incredibly passionate about the opportunity at Sheffield Wednesday and seeing the club return to its former glory," the statement read.

From BBC

Her long hair was flying and her eyes were as bright as morning glory blossoms.

From Literature

I could feel the magic of it spreading over the mountain, sinking into the ground, and running right up through my feet, bursting with power and fateful glory.

From Literature