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Sumptuous
Exalted
Strongly approved of
grand is applied to that which makes a strong impression because of its greatness (in size or some favorable quality), dignity, and splendor the Grand Canyon, a grand parade; magnificent suggests a surpassing beauty, richness, or splendor, or an exalted or glorious quality a magnificent voice; imposing suggests that which strikingly impresses one by its size, dignity, or excellence of character an imposing array of facts; stately suggests that which is imposing in dignified grace and may imply a greatness of size a stately mansion; majestic adds to stately the idea of lofty grandeur the majestic Rockies; august suggests an exalted dignity or impressiveness such as inspires awe an august personage; grandiose is often used disparagingly of a grandeur that is affected or exaggerated a grandiose manner
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