splendid

IPA: spɫˈɛndʌd

adjective

Possessing or displaying splendor; shining; very bright.
Gorgeous; magnificent; sumptuous; of remarkable beauty.
Brilliant, excellent, of a very high standard.

Examples of "splendid" in Sentences

The finale is splendid in its gaiety.
The blossom is splendid in the month of may.
The addition of the Manjusri Hall also looks splendid.
The court of this monarch in his adversity was very splendid.
Oh, isn't it splendid, _splendid_! that papa will get well! "
I was twenty-one years old, and in splendid physical condition.
Although the Royal Hours are splendid, they are also penitential.
He's splendid, the real scene stealer, the soul of the enterprise.
That was as splendid as this, but it wasn't as _splendid_ splendid.
Beneath this cliff lie the ruins of the extensive and splendid city.
The Byzantines built the splendid gate on the ruins of earlier ones.
The splendid views of coconut and palm trees are the noted attraction.
He always showed a splendid spirit of courage, keenness and determination.
I think that he, too, has been deluded by what you call my splendid semblance.
Interestingly enough, it was a Canadian who coined the phrase "splendid isolation."
That's what I call splendid behavior; that's a man worthy to be called a gentleman.
Though in splendid physical trim, a thirty-six-hour trick at the wheel was the limit of my endurance.
A cold drizzle was falling, but he bared his head to it and unbuttoned his vest, swinging along in splendid unconcern.
The good thing about dealing with a crime here is the excellent CCTV system, with sharp images and all in splendid colour.
It is a youth who dares be radical, who dares, in splendid largess, build mistake upon mistake, bleeding his life out in service.

splendid

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