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Praise with its sleeves rolled up, lying about the manual labor involved.
means The act of making something or someone seem far more splendid, noble, or praiseworthy than plain reality would support.
from Built from 'glorify,' which traces to Latin 'glorificare' — a fusion of 'gloria' (glory, fame, renown) and 'facere' (to make). So at its root it simply means 'to make glorious' — the '-ation' tacked on later turns the action into a noun, the finished product of all that glory-making.
- legal term
- appears in laws banning praise of terrorism
- religious use
- giving God credit, the original influencer shoutout
- root word
- from latin gloria, meaning fame or renown
- warning sign
- often precedes someone ignoring the inconvenient parts