The Collaborative International Dictionary
Unglorify \Un*glo"ri*fy\, v. t. [1st pref. un- + glorify.]
To deprive of glory. [R.]
--I. Watts.
Wiktionary
vb. (context transitive English) To deprive of glory.
Usage examples of "unglorify".
Unseen by these mortals, Guilo and Triskal came hurriedly up the hill on foot, secretive and unglorified but moving like the wind nevertheless.
Tal was beneath the window in an instant, unglorified and concealed in the darkness.
Guilo and his warriors remained in the darkness, unglorified, stalking step by step downward toward the complex concealing themselves behind rocks and old snags.
Jared Birkdale had defied Leon in his own stronghold, and, instead of agreeing with Tate that Joyce had come to Isa as to a mother, had insisted upon bare, unglorified fact, he had betaken himself into oblivion.