magnificence

IPA: mægnˈɪfʌsʌns

grandeur, brilliance, lavishness or splendor
The act of doing what is magnificent; the state or quality of being magnificent.

Examples of "magnificence" in Sentences

Ibsen's magnificence is hard to put across: the drama opens in a drawing room and ends in a howling waste.
Arising from the mist of a lake's memory, a glorious, colorful canopy of magnificence is being readied for its introduction.
'I do not think you can convince mankind,' said my husband, 'that there is not a certain magnificence about a great empire in being.'
To think an animal of that magnificence is being exploited by an outfitter -- whose only claim to "fame" is plain, dumb luck; being in the wrong place at the wrong time -- greatly sickens me.
Shorthorn harem, and the Shorthorn harems of bulls that were only little less than King Polo in magnificence and record; and Parkman, the Jersey manager, was on hand, with staffed assistants, to parade Sensational