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Definition of splendour - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
beautyUK impressive beauty or grand appearance that inspires admirationUK
- The palace was filled with splendour.
- Autumn sunlight gave the garden a new splendour.
- The cathedral's splendour moved even the stern visitors.
Expressions with splendour
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appearing in full impressive beauty or grandeur
The queen arrived in all her splendour.
being alone yet impressive or beautiful
The castle stood in solitary splendour on the hill.
Origin of splendour
Latin, splendere (to shine)
Terms with splendour included in their meaning
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splendour
in full magnificence or power
ceremonial
characterized by ceremonial pomp or splendour
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- French:splendeur, ...
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- Italian:splendore, ...
- Spanish:esplendor, ...
- Portuguese:esplendor, ...
- Chinese:辉煌, ...
- Japanese:壮麗, ...
- Arabic:رَوْعَة, ...
- Hebrew:הָדָר, ...
- Russian:великолепие, ...
- Ukrainian:пишність, ...
- Hindi:भव्यता, ...
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