Full of glory; magnificent, splendid, and worthy of honor or praise.
From 'glory' plus the suffix '-ful,' meaning full of or characterized by. This is a straightforward English adjective formation that appears primarily in poetic or archaic texts.
Medieval writers used 'gloryful' to describe knights, cathedrals, and divine beings, but it gradually disappeared from English as 'glorious' became the standard form—a reminder that English constantly prunes its vocabulary.
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