Splendid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPLENDID in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• magnificent
• magnificent; very impressive
• excellent; very good
• Possessing or displaying splendor; shining; very bright; as, a splendid sun.
• Showy; magnificent; sumptuous; pompous; as, a splendid palace; a splendid procession or pageant.
• Illustrious; heroic; brilliant; celebrated; famous; as, a splendid victory or reputation.
• having great beauty and splendor
• very good;of the highest quality
• characterized by grandeur
• excellent

Words related to SPLENDID

excellent18 frabjous20 magnificent19 splendider14 splendidest15 splendidious16 splendidly17 splendidness16 splendidous15 splendiferous19 wondred12

Words that contain SPLENDID

splendider14 splendidly17 splendidest15 splendidous15 splendidious16 splendidness16 splendidnesses18

How to use SPLENDID in a sentence

• I feel more than ever what I owe to the tenderness of my august mother, who expended such pains and labor in procuring for me this splendid establishment.
• All the splendid, lithe strength of his athletic youth had been beaten out of him.
• The recovery of freedom is so splendid a thing that we must not shun even death when seeking to recover it.
• My collection, which was large and splendid, was the means of introducing me to men of science at New York and elsewhere.
• Whereas, everyday is calling for the exercise of less splendid, but more generally useful virtues.
• The attack led by the Maid on Margny, with splendid impetuosity, proved a complete success, and the enemy fled for shelter to their companions at Clairvoix.
• The Dunciad has splendid passages, but in general it is dull, heavy, and mechanical.
• She had laid her cheek against that old felt hat and comforted herself with the thought of her boy, her splendid boy, who had lived his short life so intensely and wonderfully.
• Sulpicius was one of the greatest orators of the age, and had acquired great influence by his splendid talents.
• He was a splendid young fellow and absolutely without fear.
• A splendid silk dress would not improve their characters at all, though it might their personal appearance.
• Many of these characteristics may be accounted for by her splendid inheritance.
• Major Phelps listened to the enthusiastic, splendid, wholesome girl with frank admiration in his eyes.
• Yet what could have been more beautiful, more splendid than the life of Jones, and his wife, and daughter, and sons, especially Abe? Abe Jones! The name haunted me.
• At the same time, the splendid monument was replaced by a plain altar-tomb, which existed till the revolution, when all was once more swept away.
• His mental eye was as sharp in reading the signs of the times as it had been when at Albany, thirty years before, he made his splendid discovery in electro-magnetism.
• It has a splendid library of seventy-three thousand volumes.
• Before the railroad men realised their vision splendid, young Mr.
• The open space adjoining it commands a splendid view to the north.
• We were to prepare ourselves for a temple more splendid than ever was built by hands.
• Although they never write reports of their work in the papers, yet I have seen a few splendid little accounts of their work written on tablets of flesh with tears for ink.
• All three types, however, have done splendid work in the past, and are rendering good service in the present as they will in the future.

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