magnific (Meaning)

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magnific (a.)

Alt. of Magnifical

The sunset painted the sky a myriad of magnificent hues, creating an ethereal spectacle.
The towering mountain range presented a magnific landscape, with jagged peaks and verdant valleys below.
The conductor led the orchestra with magnificent precision, evoking standing ovations.
The grand palace stood in all its magnificent glory, a testament to centuries of architectural mastery.
The opera singer's voice soared with magnificent clarity, captivating the audience with its ethereal beauty.
The lush forest boasted magnificent biodiversity, teeming with exotic flora and fauna.
The ancient ruins displayed magnificent craftsmanship, hinting at the grandeur of civilizations long gone.
The artwork unleashed a magnificent display of colors and textures, drawing gasps of admiration.
The sculptor's hands transformed marble into magnificent figures, capturing the essence of human emotion.
The architect had created a magnificent masterpiece, leaving an unforgettable legacy on the urban landscape.

Alt. of Magnifical

rhetorical, purple, ornate,rhetoric, grandiose, boastful, florid, high-sounding, excessive, grandiloquent

direct, bald, natural, lean, unpoetic,simple, natural, straightforward, plain, spare

The sunset painted the sky a myriad of magnificent hues, creating an ethereal spectacle.

The towering mountain range presented a magnific landscape, with jagged peaks and verdant valleys below.

The conductor led the orchestra with magnificent precision, evoking standing ovations.

The grand palace stood in all its magnificent glory, a testament to centuries of architectural mastery.