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

Gold is a symbol of nobleness and magnificence.
Firstly, he is transformed to the Greek magnificence.
It was famous at this time for its wealth and magnificence.
It was notable for size, magnificence and commercial importance.
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