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The phrase "a state of glory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or situation characterized by greatness, honor, or splendor.
Example: "After years of hard work, the team finally reached a state of glory, celebrated by fans and critics alike."
Alternatives: "a condition of excellence" or "a realm of magnificence".
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Anyhow it is done; and I have been sitting these fifteen minutes in a state of glory, and calm, and some tears. . . .
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Jacaranda grows up by the ocean ("When the surf was hot, everything reached a state of hurling glory") and instinctively believes that good things are infinite.
The trees that had been blooming in a state of fecund glory when I arrived in the city lost their leaves, revealing that the only things behind them were the endless concrete boxes of Soviet midcentury "architecture". The sun shunned us and rarely peeked out from behind its thick cloud cover.
Though the spectacle suffered, with the field denied a shot at glory – a state of affairs that is unlikely to change soon – the season was rescued by the intra-Mercedes battle, which promised yet more drama yesterday.
Now, however, the country is wrapped up in a state of delusional, post-Team GB glory.
Martyrs, however, are buried in the clothes in which they die, without their bodies or their garments being washed, because the blood and the dirt are viewed as evidences of their state of glory (see also Islām).
"A State of Mind".
A state of purpose?
Well, some are turned into tourist-attracting parks, training facilities, theaters, concert halls, malls, museums, gymnasiums, biodomes, housing, and even prisons -- repurposing that obviously could never compare to their original states of glory.
"We left in a blaze of glory".
He could leave the track in a blaze of glory.
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