Magnificent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAGNIFICENT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• splendid
• extremely beautiful, elaborate, or impressive
• very good; excellent
• Doing grand things; admirable in action; displaying great power or opulence, especially in building, way of living, and munificence.
• Grand in appearance; exhibiting grandeur or splendor; splendid\' pompous.
• characterized by grandeur
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• great in deed or exalted in place —used only of former famous rulers

Words related to MAGNIFICENT

magnifical18 magnificently24 magnificentness23 splendid12

How to use MAGNIFICENT in a sentence

• Magnificent as the tree is when its radiating leaves are viewed from above, it is even more magnificent when you stand beneath it.
• Also a magnificent personage, not to be classed with any of the other domestics, wearing a silver chain with a key passed across his breast.
• It had the appearance of containing some magnificent present, sent in at that time by some friend in honor of the occasion.
• Magnificent as this spectacle was, we were not satisfied without climbing to the summit.
• The long gallery, with its stately bay-windows, looks on to the well-known terrace and the magnificent garden, made so familiar by photographs.
• Before its destruction by the Parliamentarians the castle was a magnificent structure.
• Now, in the evening, Ingild took his meal with the sons of Swerting, and fell to a magnificent feast, loading the tables with the profusest dishes.
• We are surrounded with magnificent views of both the lake and the mountains, and can not turn in any direction without being ravished.
• Still more elaborate and magnificent are the Parliament Houses not yet completed, the front alone of which is to cost L180,000.
• The grate looked resplendent, and a harp, of a magnificent pattern, heavily carved and gilded, stood in a conspicuous place.
• One horse, a magnificent grey who had been leading the others, fell dead as he was leaping over a small gully, and his rider was thrown headlong to the ground.
• The holy bones are preserved in a sepulchre beneath a crypt of rich Saracenic architecture, above which rises a magnificent church.
• Drake accepted the gift in the magnificent manner peculiar to him, sending the bearer back to Tetu with a chain of gold supporting a tablet of enamel.
• The Manor House is a magnificent building, but visitors are only allowed to enter when the family are away.
• The scenery on the borders of the river appeared wild and striking, though not magnificent.
• Ayrton, Pencroft, Herbert, and Neb stood respectfully apart in an angle of the magnificent saloon, whose atmosphere was saturated with the electric fluid.
• The attendants of the carriage they now entered wore a different but very magnificent livery.
• A throng of spectators lined each side of the magnificent thoroughfare, and the lofty houses had their windows on each side occupied with spectators.
• A girl with her apparent refinement and magnificent beauty, were it not for the cross in her blood, I would be proud to introduce to our set.
• Huge clouds of smoke enveloped the beautiful white stone Fairmount Hotel, and there was a general feeling of horror when this magnificent structure seemed doomed.
• The chase, in which they engaged on a magnificent scale, offered a very brilliant spectacle.
• Others might be larger and more magnificent, but not one of them had offered him such light and hospitality at a time when they were needed most.

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