baronial (Meaning)
baronial (s)
impressive in appearance
baronial (a.)
Pertaining to a baron or a barony.
Synonyms & Antonyms of baronial
Synonyms:
- celestial
- redoubtable
- striking
- superb
- palatine
- awesome
- queenly
- apocalyptical
- overblown
- prodigious
- extravagant
- sublime
- kingly
- pompous
- magnific
- cosmic
- wondrous
- stupendous
- opulent
- resplendent
- gorgeous
- terrific
- extraordinary
- princely
- awful
- lordly
- prepossessing
- monstrous
- marvelous
- apocalyptic
- cosmical
- heavenly
- inflated
- palatial
- sumptuous
- divine
Antonyms:
baronial Sentence Examples
- The sprawling baronial estate boasted towering turrets and manicured gardens.
- The grand hall of the baronial castle showcased elaborate tapestries and suits of armor.
- The baronial family had ruled the land for centuries, with unwavering authority.
- The baronial feast featured lavish dishes and endless rounds of mead.
- Guests at the baronial ball were dressed in their finest attire, dancing beneath crystal chandeliers.
- The baronial archives contained ancient scrolls and貴重な documents.
- The baronial guards patrolled the grounds, ensuring the safety of the estate.
- The baronial court administered justice to the residents of the surrounding villages.
- The baronial tower commanded a breathtaking view of the surrounding countryside.
- The baronial lineage was traced back to a legendary warrior who had forged a kingdom with his own sword.
FAQs About the word baronial
impressive in appearancePertaining to a baron or a barony.
regal, grand,magnificent, massive, majestic, royal, glorious, imperial, epic, proud
unimpressive,humble, unprepossessing, average, unprepossessing, modest, ordinary, lowly, modest, average
The sprawling baronial estate boasted towering turrets and manicured gardens.
The grand hall of the baronial castle showcased elaborate tapestries and suits of armor.
The baronial family had ruled the land for centuries, with unwavering authority.
The baronial feast featured lavish dishes and endless rounds of mead.
