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Definition of «grandeur»

Grandeur is a term that refers to impressive beauty, magnificence or splendor. It can also imply an air of superiority or majesty in someone's manner or appearance. In essence, grandeur describes something that is grand, elaborate and impressive in nature.

Usage examples

  1. The grandeur of the palace was awe-inspiring, with its towering columns and exquisite architectural details.
  2. The ballroom was adorned with glittering chandeliers, silk draperies, and gold-trimmed walls, truly reflecting the grandeur of the occasion.
  3. As we approached the mountaintop, the breathtaking panoramic view unfolded, revealing the grandeur of nature at its finest.
  4. The opera singer's powerful and melodious voice filled the concert hall, capturing the grandeur of the musical performance.
  5. Walking through the ancient ruins, one couldn't help but feel a sense of wonder and appreciation for the grandeur of the civilization that once thrived there.

Phrases with «grandeur»

Sentences with «grandeur»

  • The moral of this story is NOT that folks aren't reading e-books, it's that the Big 5 have delusions of grandeur of a long - gone time when they were the only game in town. (goodereader.com)
  • Hot and cold water is also standard throughout and the décor is modern and yet traditional and increasing in grandeur as you move up the price range. (lakotour.com)
  • Launched with grandeur by dancers from Shiamak Davar's troupe who presented the curtain raiser, the company finally seems to have a realised that their earlier launch date of early 2018 was too late. (rediff.com)
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