Best
Best adverb - In a most excellent way or manner.
Gloriously and best are semantically related. in most excellently topic. In some cases you can use "Gloriously" instead an adverb "Best".
Gloriously
Gloriously adverb - In a pleasing way.
Best and gloriously are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Best" instead an adverb "Gloriously".
Both words in one sentence
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Claypool in A Night at the Opera and other similar roles in various The Marx Brothers films were gloriously sustained by Margaret Dumont, who may be considered the Trope Codifier and the best example of this trope.
Source: Grande Dame -
She has small part in a show that's rapidly coming off the rails, but (on Derek's advice) she goes gloriously OTT in her big solo and instantly becomes the best and most memorable thing about the show for everyone who sees it.
Source: Series / Smash
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