magnificent
magnificent Lexical Profile
magnificent Game Scores & Validity
• adjective
Extremely beautiful, elaborate, or impressive in appearance, scale, or grandeur.
"From the summit of the ridge, the hikers enjoyed a magnificent view of the snow-capped mountain range."
Of exceptionally high quality, skill, or merit; outstanding.
"The lead cellist delivered a magnificent performance that earned a standing ovation from the audience."
Lofty, noble, or generously exalted in spirit, thought, or deeds.
"Her magnificent generosity funded scholarships for hundreds of underprivileged students across the region."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Borrowed from Old French 'magnificent' or directly from Latin 'magnificent-', the stem of 'magnificens' (noble, high-minded, sumptuous), derived from 'magnificus' (great in deeds or sentiment), which combines 'magnus' (great) and '-ficus' (making or doing, from 'facere').
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