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promote to Glory

promote to Glory verb: to cause to die.

Verb

promote to Glory (third-person singular simple present promotes to Glory, present participle promoting to Glory, simple past and past participle promoted to Glory)

  1. To cause to die
    • On the night when she was 'Promoted to Glory' by the metal chariot of a teenage drunkard, she was yet full of love for the Salvation Army, for God and for mankind.2004, John H. Watson, Christians Observed: Narratives for Today's Church, page 20

Forms of promote to Glory

third-person singular presentpromotes to Glory
present participlepromoting to Glory
past participlepromoted to Glory
pastpromoted to Glory

Questions about promote to Glory

What does promote to Glory mean?
Promote to Glory means to cause to die.
What part of speech is promote to Glory?
Promote to Glory is a verb.
What is the past tense of promote to Glory?
The past tense of promote to Glory is promoted to Glory.

Words near promote to Glory in the dictionary

  1. promotable
  2. promotant
  3. promotants
  4. promote
  5. promote to customer
  6. promote to Glory
  7. promoteability
  8. promoteable
  9. promoted
  10. promoted to customer
  11. promotee

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