Magnificent: meaning, definitions and examples

Describes something that is very beautiful and impressive, often used for buildings, scenery or performances.

• The palace was absolutely magnificent.
• She gave a magnificent performance in the opera.

Used to express something wonderful or very good, often used for events, experiences, or visual appeal.

• They had a splendid evening at the gala.
• The garden was in splendid bloom.

Used to describe something or someone that is very attractive or beautiful, often applied to people, clothing, or natural beauty.

• She wore a gorgeous red dress.
• The sunset over the mountains was simply gorgeous.

Describes something that evokes admiration due to its size, quality, or skill, often used for achievements, performances, or objects.

• The athlete's performance was very impressive.
• The new building is quite impressive.

Describes something that has a great dignity or beauty, often used for natural landscapes, animals, or royalty.

• The majestic lion roamed the savannah.
• The mountains looked majestic at sunrise.

Implies something large in scale and impressive in nature, often used for plans, designs, or buildings.

• They have a grand vision for the future.
• The grand staircase was a centerpiece of the mansion.