Pomp is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POMP in dictionary:

VERB:
• To make a pompons display; to conduct.
NOUN:
• stately or splendid display
• ceremony and splendid display
• vain and ostentatious display
• stately display or ceremony
• A procession distinguished by ostentation and splendor; a pageant.
• Show of magnificence; parade; display; power.
• cheap or pretentious or vain display
• ceremonial elegance and splendor

Words related to POMP

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Words that contain POMP

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How to use POMP in a sentence

• Now the longing eyes see the circumstance and even some of the pomp of war.
• Long, long since had the last illusion faded of the old days when war had seemed a thing of pomp and circumstance and glory.
• But I must say that I am displeased with so much pomp and show.
• He entered the city with the pomp and the pride of a conqueror, and with such an array of military force as to awe the States into compliance with his wishes.
• Shiva and his retinue then enter the palace, where he is received with bashful love by Parvati, and the wedding is celebrated with due pomp.
• Proceeding northwards, he was received with great pomp by the cities of Lombardy, and made personal acquaintance with Savoy and its count, Philip, his aged great-uncle.
• The sun, the gorgeous sun is thine, The pomp that brings and shuts the day, The clouds that round him change and shine, The airs that fan his way.
• They landed in Thanet, in 597, with all the pomp of Roman civilisation and ecclesiastical symbolism.
• But yesterday a monarch, In the flush of his pomp and pride, And, not content with his own broad lands, He would rule the world beside.
• Here he took the best house that was to be had, and lived in great pomp.
• And after three months had passed away, in the fourth, the grand festival in honour of the divine Brahma which was celebrated with pomp in the country of the Matsyas, came off.
• The parents, more and more involved in family cares and family happiness, found the pomp of Windsor galling, and longed for some more intimate and remote retreat.
• But the Grand Marquis, with all his pomp, was gracious and kind-hearted, and loved his ease almost as much as his marchioness loved money.
• They were carried with great pomp into the town, and from that moment the plague ceased.
• He showed the more respect to this queen, deprived of every mark of pomp and stripped of followers, as he felt some self-reproach for his own want of heart and his avarice.
• Simon, and suspended with great pomp in the arches of Notre Dame.
• The marriage was celebrated with much pomp and rejoicing, the king giving Rodrigo the cities of Valduerna, Soldania, Belforado, and San Pedro de Cardena as a marriage portion.
• Oh, the contrast between that foot-washing amid pomp and brilliant ceremony and the imitated foot-washing of our Lord at Ober-Ammergau.
• He was buried with much pomp and ceremony, the King and Queen, and all the greatest nobles of the land, coming to the funeral.
• He caused himself to be crowned king, with much religious pomp, in the cathedral of Vladimir.
• He daily learned rich lessons which he would not have effaced for all the gold and pomp of earth.

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