splendid
splendid Lexical Profile
splendid Game Scores & Validity
• adjective
Excellent, admirable, or very good.
"She came up with a splendid idea for organizing the community charity fundraiser."
Magnificent and very impressive in appearance, grandeur, or display.
"The palace interior featured a splendid array of gilded ceilings and crystal chandeliers."
Shining brightly; radiant or brilliant with light or color.
"The tropical bird was easily spotted by its splendid plumage of emerald and gold."
• interjection
British Used to express enthusiastic approval, satisfaction, or delight.
""We've finished all the preparations ahead of schedule." "Splendid! Let's take a break then.""
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Word Origin & Etymology
Borrowed in the early 17th century from Latin splendidus ('bright, shining, brilliant, magnificent'), derived from the verb splendere ('to shine, glitter').