Crown and Glory

Crown

Crown noun - The highest part or point.

Usage example: covered in mud from the soles of his feet to the crown of his head

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Glory and crown are semantically related. in praise topic. In some cases you can use "Glory" instead a noun "Crown", when it comes to topics like honor, title.

Nearby Words: crowning, crowned

Glory

Glory noun - Public acknowledgment or admiration for an achievement.

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Synonyms for Glory

Antonyms for Glory

Crown and glory are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Crown" instead a noun "Glory".

Nearby Words: glorious, glorify, glorification, gloriously, glorying

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How words are described

old	old crown	old glory
full	full crown	full glory
special	special crown	special glory
original	original crown	original glory
Other adjectives: real, little, dark, white, ancient, imperial, golden, red, awesome.

Both words in one sentence

Don't you see Lucius, for one such as I, it is not the crown or the glory of victory, but the blood and the battle.

Source: Victory Is Boring
He made himself out as a teen to be a drunkard completely unfit for the crown, so that when he finally ascended in all its glory, he made it appear as if God himself made him king.

Source: Obfuscating Stupidity / Theatre
At the end of Quest for Glory V, you are offered the crown of Silmaria and can choose whether or not to accept it, among other possible choices.

Source: Offered the Crown

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