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gloria
This term is primarily used within liturgical and art-historical contexts, carrying a high degree of formality and religious solemnity. When referring to the hymn, it specifically denotes a structured part of the Mass, distinguishing it from general songs of praise.
In art history, the term describes a specific visual device used to signify divinity or sanctity. It is more specialized than the common word "halo," often implying a larger, more encompassing radiance that may surround the entire figure rather than just the head.
Meanings
Examples
The choir began to sing the gloria with great solemnity.
The priest led the congregation in the gloria during the morning mass.
I love how the gloria sounds when the organ accompanies the voices.
The composer wrote a complex gloria for the cathedral choir.
The painting depicts a saint surrounded by a golden gloria.
A shimmering gloria emanated from the celestial being.
A shimmering gloria emanated from the celestial being.
The artist used gold leaf to create a brilliant gloria around the figure.