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Adjective
Majestic or magnificent
Relating to an empire
Imperious or domineering
Pertaining to a dynasty
Of or relating to a measurement system that uses the foot as a measure of distance, the pound as a measure of force, and the second as a measure of time
Of high birth, rank, or station
Pomp and ceremony associated with the monarchy or high levels of government
Extremely tall, especially in comparison with the surroundings
Being the most accurate and apparently thorough
Noun
Facial hair on human
A system of measurement in use in the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth countries, now mostly superseded by the metric system
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Adjective
▲
Majestic or magnificent
grand
magnificent
august
majestic
noble
regal
stately
great
imposing
proud
supreme
aristocratic
baronial
dignified
epic
gallant
glorious
grandiose
heroic
heroical
high
Homeric
lofty
magnific
massive
monumental
royal
splendid
superior
distinguished
exalted
imperious
impressive
magisterial
elevated
awesome
sublime
superb
kingly
princely
resplendent
sumptuous
maestoso
solemn
striking
awe-inspiring
marvellous
UK
Olympian
palatial
resounding
sonorous
statuesque
eloquent
formal
high-flown
portentous
queenly
sovereign
towering
lordly
pompous
splendiferous
ceremonious
cool
fab
marvelous
US
mind-blowing
smashing
stunning
out of this world
elegant
courtly
deliberate
important
measured
portly
staid
slow-moving
ceremonial
conventional
gracious
haughty
highfaluting
high-minded
large
luxurious
opulent
stiff
rich
fine
lavish
gorgeous
beautiful
breathtaking
brilliant
outstanding
spectacular
divine
radiant
transcendent
arresting
commanding
dazzling
plush
posh
glittering
magnolious
ritzy
splendacious
swanky
eminent
high-ranking
venerable
respected
acclaimed
celebrated
esteemed
excellent
hallowed
honored
US
honoured
UK
illustrious
prestigious
renowned
highly regarded
of distinction
of repute
highfalutin'
honourable
UK
honorable
US
of high standing
well thought of
civil
punctilious
courteous
starchy
deferential
precise
exact
ritual
affected
correct
decorous
nice
proper
rigid
stiff-necked
stilted
scrupulous
moving
seemly
just so
terrific
wonderful
extravagant
fantastic
tremendous
worthy
authoritative
first-class
first-rate
admirable
ambitious
dynamite
ostentatious
pretentious
super
unreal
something else
very good
godlike
rarefied
classical
legendary
mythological
ample
fancy
showy
presidential
authoritarian
diplomatic
judicious
monarchic
powerful
self-assured
famous
famed
bright
noted
triumphant
immortal
shining
effulgent
unforgettable
adored
gratifying
memorable
notable
preeminent
remarkable
time-honored
well-known
costly
ornate
deluxe
expensive
handsome
brave
plushy
splendorous
swank
swish
palatian
baroque
fat
flamboyant
mad
magnifico
splashy
splendrous
solid gold
dramatic
eye-catching
staggering
effective
formidable
forcible
big
exciting
mega
ominous
overblown
overwhelming
stirring
one for the book
something to write home about
elaborate
classy
flash
flashy
bombastic
complex
cosmic
egotistic
fustian
high-falutin'
high-flying
impenetrable
purple
theatrical
unfathomable
vast
fit for a prince
fit for a princess
fit for a queen
fit for a king
large-scale
grave
reserved
upright
composed
sedate
serious
couth
distingué
highbrow
nifty
refined
respectable
self-respecting
sombre
UK
somber
US
more ❯
“… envisioned an
imperial
city that would rival the capitals of Europe for beauty and magnificence.”
Adjective
▲
Relating to an empire
regal
royal
kingly
monarchal
monarchial
princely
queenly
sovereign
majestic
monarchical
imperatorial
magnificent
grand
imposing
noble
august
glorious
impressive
lavish
splendid
stately
superb
awe-inspiring
breathtaking
deluxe
dignified
fine
luxurious
opulent
spectacular
striking
sumptuous
distinguished
exalted
monumental
palatial
proud
resplendent
beautiful
brilliant
elegant
gorgeous
great
monarchic
rich
high-born
lofty
magnolious
posh
ritzy
splendacious
splendiferous
lordly
large
prodigious
eminent
grandiose
immense
colossal
considerable
elevated
epic
heroic
heroical
huge
hulking
leviathan
magnific
mammoth
massive
mighty
substantial
superior
ambitious
astronomic
astronomical
baronial
big
biggish
boxcar
elephantine
enormous
gallant
gargantuan
giant
gigantesque
gigantic
goodly
handsome
humongous
humungous
jumbo
largish
mega
monster
monstrous
mountainous
oceanic
outsized
sizable
sizeable
sublime
supersize
supersized
titanic
tremendous
vast
vasty
voluminous
walloping
whacking
whopping
bulky
bumper
cosmic
cosmical
cyclopean
haughty
hefty
herculean
husky
illustrious
outsize
oversize
oversized
pharaonic
planetary
super
tidy
galactic
unreal
something else
king-size
king-sized
Brobdingnagian
Himalayan
super-duper
Homeric
absolute
crowned
supreme
of a king
extraordinary
long
classic
extended
arduous
Herculean
marathon
larger-than-life
very great
very large
very long
queenlike
more ❯
“Rome was already competing with Constantinople as
imperial
capital of the Christian world.”
Adjective
▲
Imperious or domineering
arrogant
bossy
commanding
dictatorial
domineering
high-handed
imperious
overbearing
overweening
peremptory
authoritarian
authoritative
lordly
officious
tyrannical
autocratic
despotic
haughty
tyrannous
arbitrary
assertive
autocratical
bullish
dominating
forceful
magisterial
masterful
tyrannic
wilful
willful
pushful
pushy
compulsatory
compulsory
exacting
mandatory
obligatory
oppressive
required
high and mighty
dogmatic
brusque
abrupt
brisk
summary
firm
imperative
positive
emphatic
insistent
intolerant
certain
compelling
decided
definite
finished
fixed
obstinate
rigorous
severe
stringent
uncompromising
undeniable
coercive
iron-handed
autarchic
controlling
draconian
iron-fisted
strict
subjugating
dominant
egotistic
harsh
insolent
regnant
strong-willed
crack the whip
in driver's seat
on high horse
heavy-handed
superior
bullying
pompous
proud
cocksure
cocky
overproud
pontifical
presumptuous
lording it
opinionated
supercilious
ascendant
cavalier
demanding
disdainful
high-and-mighty
preponderant
prevalent
sniffy
snotty
stuffy
uppity
aggressive
bidding
ordering
powerful
stern
more ❯
“I faced the dark form beside me and used my best
imperial
voice.”
Adjective
▲
Pertaining to a dynasty
dynastic
hereditary
ruling
sovereign
successional
supreme
chief
absolute
dominant
paramount
principal
predominant
unlimited
royal
boundless
infinite
regal
unbounded
unrestrained
unrestricted
arch
big
capital
cardinal
central
first
foremost
full
grand
great
greatest
highest
key
kingly
leading
main
master
overbearing
overmastering
overriding
preeminent
premier
primal
primary
prior
total
ultimate
unconditional
utter
monarchal
monarchical
ascendant
commanding
directing
guiding
lofty
majestic
matchless
monarchial
number one
numero uno
peerless
predominate
preponderant
prevalent
regnant
reigning
superior
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Of or relating to a measurement system that uses the foot as a measure of distance, the pound as a measure of force, and the second as a measure of time
foot-pound-second
Adjective
▲
Of high birth, rank, or station
highbred
aristocratic
blue-blooded
genteel
gentle
grand
great
highborn
noble
patrician
silk-stocking
upper-class
upper-crust
wellborn
blood
full-blooded
graded
kingly
papered
pedigree
pedigreed
pureblood
pureblooded
pure-blooded
purebred
queenly
titled
elite
thoroughbred
upper crust
Adjective
▲
Pomp and ceremony associated with the monarchy or high levels of government
state
ceremonial
governmental
official
public
formal
government
national
majestic
municipal
royal
stately
state-owned
state-run
civil
federal
ethnic
domestic
home
internal
native
racial
tribal
civic
cultural
indigenous
nationwide
popular
social
countrywide
ethnological
widespread
communal
inland
interstate
nationalised
UK
nationalized
US
politic
political
societal
sovereign
sweeping
vernacular
government civic
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Extremely tall, especially in comparison with the surroundings
towering
high
tall
imposing
lofty
elevated
soaring
gigantic
steep
colossal
enormous
giant
huge
immense
impressive
massive
monumental
mountainous
multistorey
sky-high
sky-scraping
striking
supreme
altitudinous
baroque
Brobdingnagian
devilish
excessive
exorbitant
extraordinary
extravagant
extreme
fancy
great
immoderate
inordinate
insane
intolerable
lavish
magnificent
mammoth
monstrous
outstanding
overdue
overextravagant
overmuch
overweening
paramount
plethoric
stiff
superior
surpassing
titanic
unconscionable
undue
unmerciful
vast
ginormous
hulking
prodigious
stellar
sublime
transcendent
whopping
aerial
airy
fantastic
preeminent
skyscraping
spiring
stupendous
towery
tremendous
ultimate
unmatchable
unmeasurable
Adjective
▲
Being the most accurate and apparently thorough
authoritative
approved
authorised
UK
authorized
US
classic
definitive
sanctioned
best
classical
magisterial
official
accepted
accredited
commanding
legitimate
recognised
UK
recognized
US
sovereign
administrative
bureaucratic
canonical
departmental
executive
lawful
legal
mandatory
most reliable
most scholarly
ruling
supreme
ex cathedra
ex officio
Noun
▲
Facial hair on human
beard
whiskers
bristles
stubble
goatee
Vandyke
sideboards
beaver
facial hair
mustache
US
moustache
UK
mustaches
US
moustaches
UK
sideburns
Abe Lincoln
brush
bush
designer stubble
full beard
fuzz
muttonchops
side whiskers
five-o'clock shadow
mutton chops
five-o-clock shadow
Santa Claus
Noun
▲
A system of measurement in use in the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth countries, now mostly superseded by the metric system
imperial system
old money
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