Esteem and Glory

Esteem

Esteem noun - A feeling of great approval and liking.

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Glory and esteem are semantically related in praise topic. In some cases you can use "Glory" instead a noun "Esteem", when it comes to topics like cheer.

Nearby Words: esteemed, esteeming

Glory

Glory noun - Public acknowledgment or admiration for an achievement.

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Esteem and glory are semantically related in praise topic. Sometimes you can use "Esteem" instead a noun "Glory", if it concerns topics such as cheer.

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

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How words are described

little	little esteem	little glory
bad	bad esteem	bad glory
terrible	terrible esteem	terrible glory
horrible	horrible esteem	horrible glory
Other adjectives: personal, political, greater, greatest.

Both words in one sentence

Homer didn't do it for any personal glory, but instead because Lisa was feeling insecure about her looks and he thought it would help her self-esteem.

Source: Stage Mom
The look on Robin's face as Richard dies, raving and violent, shows how far the king has fallen in his esteem since the glory days of their youth.

Source: Film / Robin and Marian

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