French Meaning of grandiose
grandiose
Other French words related to grandiose
- épique
- glorieux
- Grand
- imposant
- impressionnant
- magnifique
- majestueux
- massif
- monumental
- fier
- royal
- août
- baronial
- colossal
- extravagant
- formidable
- galant
- héroïque
- héroïque
- homérique
- impérial
- somptueux
- luxueux
- merveilleux
- noble
- lyrique
- royal
- remarquable
- splendide
- majestueux
- formidable
- merveilleux
- apocalyptique
- apocalyptique
- génial
- horrible
- céleste
- Cosmique
- divin
- extraordinaire
- Magnifique
- céleste
- gonflé
- royal
- seigneurial
- magnifique
- merveilleux
- monstrueux
- opulent
- exagéré
- palatial
- pompeux
- avenant
- princier
- prodigieux
- royal
- redoutable
- sensationnel
- frappant
- stupéfiant
- sublime
- somptueux
- superbe
- terrible
- merveilleux
- cosmique
Nearest Words of grandiose
- grandiloquous => grandiloquent
- grandiloquently => grandiloquent
- grandiloquent => grandiloquent
- grandiloquence => phraséologie
- grandfatherly => grand-paternel
- grandfather clock => Pendule grand-père
- grandfather clause => clause grand-père
- grandfather => Grand-père
- grandevous => Grand
- grandevity => longévité
Definitions and Meaning of grandiose in English
grandiose (s)
impressive because of unnecessary largeness or grandeur; used to show disapproval
affectedly genteel
grandiose (a.)
Impressive or elevating in effect; imposing; splendid; striking; -- in a good sense.
Characterized by affectation of grandeur or splendor; flaunting; turgid; bombastic; -- in a bad sense; as, a grandiose style.
FAQs About the word grandiose
grandiose
impressive because of unnecessary largeness or grandeur; used to show disapproval, affectedly genteelImpressive or elevating in effect; imposing; splendid; stri
épique,glorieux,Grand,imposant,impressionnant,magnifique,majestueux,massif,monumental,fier
commun,humble,modeste,ordinaire,peu impressionnant,disgracieux,abject,moyenne,insignifiant,humble
grandiloquous => grandiloquent, grandiloquently => grandiloquent, grandiloquent => grandiloquent, grandiloquence => phraséologie, grandfatherly => grand-paternel,
