magnificent
adjective
[ maɡˈnɪfɪs(ə)nt ]
• extremely beautiful, elaborate, or impressive.
• "a dramatic landscape of magnificent mountains"
Similar:
splendid,
spectacular,
impressive,
striking,
glorious,
superb,
majestic,
awesome,
awe-inspiring,
breathtaking,
sumptuous,
resplendent,
grand,
imposing,
monumental,
palatial,
noble,
proud,
stately,
exalted,
royal,
regal,
kingly,
imperial,
princely,
opulent,
fine,
luxurious,
lavish,
rich,
brilliant,
radiant,
dazzling,
beautiful,
elegant,
gorgeous,
elevated,
transcendent,
splendiferous,
ritzy,
posh,
splendacious,
magnolious,
• very good; excellent.
• "she paid tribute to their magnificent efforts"
Similar:
admirable,
fine,
great,
wonderful,
notable,
masterly,
skilful,
virtuoso,
splendid,
excellent,
impressive,
coruscating,
marvellous,
tremendous,
super,
terrific,
glorious,
superb,
stellar,
brilliant,
amazeballs,
out of this world,
(like) a million dollars,
Origin:
late Middle English: via Old French from Latin magnificent- ‘making great’, based on magnus ‘great’.
