splendid

/'splendid/
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splendid

The queen wore a splendid gown to the royal ball.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Characterized by grandeur; magnificent, brilliant, or glorious: Used to describe something that is extremely impressive, beautiful, or grand in appearance.
    • Very good; of the highest quality; excellent: Used to describe something that is extremely good, praiseworthy, or first-rate.
    • Having great beauty and splendor; resplendent: Used to describe something that is visually stunning, radiant, or dazzling.
Usage Examples
  • Describing grandeur or magnificence:
    • The king lived in a splendid palace.
    • They celebrated with a splendid coronation ceremony.
  • Describing excellent quality:
    • She gave a splendid speech that moved the entire audience.
    • He is a splendid teacher who inspires his students.
  • Describing great beauty:
    • We watched the splendid sunset over the ocean.
    • The actors wore splendid costumes for the performance.
Advanced Usage
  • "Splendid isolation": A historical term describing a country's policy of avoiding alliances or involvement in international affairs, often used to describe 19th-century Britain. It emphasizes a grand or proud aloofness.
    • The nation pursued a policy of splendid isolation for decades.
  • Used as an exclamation (chiefly British, somewhat formal/old-fashioned): To express enthusiastic approval, meaning "excellent" or "very good."
    • "You're coming to the party? Splendid!"
Variants and Related Words
  • Splendidly (adverb): In a splendid manner.
    • The event was splendidly organized.
  • Splendor (noun): Magnificent and splendid appearance; grandeur.
    • The splendor of the ancient ruins was breathtaking.
  • Resplendent (adjective): Shining brilliantly; characterized by a splendid appearance.
    • The queen was resplendent in her jewels.
Synonyms
  • Magnificent: Extremely beautiful, elaborate, or impressive.
  • Excellent: Extremely good; outstanding.
  • Glorious: Having, worthy of, or bringing fame or admiration; beautiful in a dramatic way.
  • Superb: Excellent; of the highest quality.
  • Grand: Magnificent and imposing in appearance, size, or style.
Idioms and Phrases
  • A splendid time: An excellent or very enjoyable experience.
    • We all had a splendid time at the gala.
  • In splendid form: Performing or behaving in an excellent or impressive manner.
    • The pianist was in splendid form during last night's concert.
splendid

The queen wore a splendid gown to the royal ball.

Adjective
  1. characterized by grandeur
    • the brilliant court life at Versailles
    • a glorious work of art
    • magnificent cathedrals
    • the splendid coronation ceremony
  2. very good; of the highest quality
    • made an excellent speech
    • the school has excellent teachers
    • a first-class mind
  3. having great beauty and splendor
    • a glorious spring morning
    • a glorious sunset
    • splendid costumes
    • a kind of splendiferous native simplicity