grandeur Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- nobleness
- wonderfulness
- sublimeness
- splendidness
- gloriousness
- splendor
- gorgeousness
- resplendency
- marvelousness
- stupendousness
- resplendence
- grandness
- dignity
- stateliness
Weak:
- flashiness
- princeliness
- luxury
- splendiferousness
- augustness
- sumptuousness
- poshness
- grandiosity
- ornateness
- remarkableness
- superbness
- wondrousness
- showiness
- formidability
- extraordinariness
- awesomeness
- grace
- lavishness
- gaudiness
- richness
- ostentation
- luxuriance
- pretentiousness
- luxuriousness
- elaborateness
- opulence
grandeur Meaning
grandeur (n)
the quality of being magnificent or splendid or grand
the quality of elevation of mind and exaltation of character or ideals or conduct
grandeur (n.)
The state or quality of being grand; vastness; greatness; splendor; magnificence; stateliness; sublimity; dignity; elevation of thought or expression; nobility of action.
grandeur Sentence Examples
- The opulent palace exuded unparalleled grandeur, its marble columns and shimmering chandeliers illuminating its splendor.
- The towering cathedral's stained glass windows bathed the interior in celestial grandeur, inspiring awe and reverence.
- The majestic mountains rose into the heavens, their snow-capped peaks adding an element of serene grandeur to the landscape.
- The royal procession swept through the city with unparalleled grandeur, accompanied by trumpeters and a shimmering parade of banners.
- The grand ball was a spectacle of grandeur, with guests adorned in elaborate gowns and surrounded by opulent decorations.
- The opera house's soaring balconies and crystal chandeliers created an ambiance of grandeur that captivated the audience.
- The grand staircase at the museum led visitors into a realm of grandeur filled with priceless works of art.
- The sprawling estate boasted sprawling lawns and a grand manor house, embodying the grandeur of the landed gentry.
- The ship set sail with a sense of grandeur, its towering masts piercing the clouds and its sails billowing in the wind.
- The city's skyline was dominated by skyscrapers of imposing grandeur, symbols of architectural prowess and financial power.
FAQs About the word grandeur
the quality of being magnificent or splendid or grand, the quality of elevation of mind and exaltation of character or ideals or conductThe state or quality of
majesty, elegance, nobility, glory, magnificence, brilliance, nobleness,wonderfulness, sublimeness, splendidness
No antonyms found.
The opulent palace exuded unparalleled grandeur, its marble columns and shimmering chandeliers illuminating its splendor.
The towering cathedral's stained glass windows bathed the interior in celestial grandeur, inspiring awe and reverence.
The majestic mountains rose into the heavens, their snow-capped peaks adding an element of serene grandeur to the landscape.
The royal procession swept through the city with unparalleled grandeur, accompanied by trumpeters and a shimmering parade of banners.
