magnifico (Meaning)

Wordnet

magnifico (n)

a person of distinguished rank or appearance

Webster

A grandee or nobleman of Venice; -- so called in courtesy.

A rector of a German university.

No weak antonyms found.

The fireworks display was a magnificent spectacle, illuminating the night sky with vibrant hues.
The opera singer possessed a magnificent voice, filling the auditorium with ethereal melodies.
The Himalayan mountains towered majestically, a magnificent sight that inspired awe and wonder.
The ancient cathedral stood as a magnificent testament to architectural ingenuity and artistic craftsmanship.
The sunset over the ocean was a magnificent spectacle, painting the sky with vibrant shades of orange and purple.
The ballet dancer's performance was magnificent, showcasing grace and precision with every twirl and leap.
The chef prepared a magnificent feast, showcasing his culinary expertise with delectable dishes.
The painting in the museum was a magnificent work of art, capturing the beauty and complexity of the human form.
The child's laughter was a magnificent sound, filling the room with joy and warmth.
The scientist's discovery was a magnificent breakthrough, unlocking new frontiers of knowledge and understanding.

a person of distinguished rank or appearanceA grandee or nobleman of Venice; -- so called in courtesy., A rector of a German university.

nabob, gentlefolks, socialite,magnate, mogul, noble, blue blood, gentlefolk, gentle, aristocrat

proletarian, peasant, commoner, plebeian,proletarian, commoner, peasant, canaille, canaille, plebeian

The fireworks display was a magnificent spectacle, illuminating the night sky with vibrant hues.

The opera singer possessed a magnificent voice, filling the auditorium with ethereal melodies.

The Himalayan mountains towered majestically, a magnificent sight that inspired awe and wonder.

The ancient cathedral stood as a magnificent testament to architectural ingenuity and artistic craftsmanship.