magnifical Synonyms
magnifical Meaning
Webster
magnifical (a.)
Grand; splendid; illustrious; magnificent.
magnifical Sentence Examples
- The magnifical grandeur of the mountain range captivated the hikers.
- The conductor led the magnifical orchestra in a virtuoso performance.
- The sunset painted the sky in magnifical hues of crimson and gold.
- The surgeon performed a magnifical feat of medical precision.
- The magnifical cathedral towered over the city, a testament to human ingenuity.
- The magnifical beauty of the rainforest awed the explorers.
- The sculptor carved a magnifical statue from a single block of marble.
- The magnifical fireworks display illuminated the night sky with vibrant colors.
- The magnifical eloquence of the speaker mesmerized the audience.
- The magnifical tapestry depicted a mythological scene with intricate detail.
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The magnifical grandeur of the mountain range captivated the hikers.
The conductor led the magnifical orchestra in a virtuoso performance.
The sunset painted the sky in magnifical hues of crimson and gold.
The surgeon performed a magnifical feat of medical precision.
