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Splendor means: Magnificent appearance or display. It also means something grand or magnificent, and great light. Synonyms are: Radiance, beautiful, grandeur, brilliance, and glory.
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How would you describe Italy?
The most charming country on the world, with a rich history, magnificent monuments, churches, in splendorous cities. Its people knows how to live well.
What is the denouement of the Cinderella story?
The denouement of the "Cinderella" story is when Cinderella's foot fits the glass slipper, and she and the Prince are reunited. They get married in a splendorous ceremony, and Cinderella forgives her wicked stepsisters. They all lived happily ever after.
A lavish kingdom is?
A opulent and grand realm ruled by a monarch with luxurious palaces, extravagant feasts, and splendorous celebrations. It is a place where wealth and power are prominently displayed, and the ruling class enjoys a life of privilege and luxury.
How can you put pomp in a sentence?
Pomp is a noun that means a magnificent or splendorous display, or an ostentatious display. It can also refer to a procession or pageant. Example sentences: Her fiance was dismayed by the vainglorious pomp she planned for their wedding. The stately pomp would be remembered for years, especially the overabundance of floral displays.
What is a synonym for sublime?
abstract, august, divine, dynamite, elevated, eminent, exalted, glorious, gorgeous, grand, heavenly, high, holy, ideal, imposing, lofty, majestic, noble, outrageous, proud, resplendent, sacred, spiritual, splendiferous, splendorous, stately, super, superb, the most, too much*, transcendent, transcendental
Where did the trumpet get its name?
The word trumpet comes from the 14th century and is a variation of the word triumph. Throughout history, trumpets have been associated with three things: signaling armies, splendorous music for royalty, and in religious rituals. The main purpose of trumpets in the 14th century was as a signaling device to convey orders to soldiers in the midst of battle so that the army could triumph over their enemy.
What is the denouement of Cinderella?
The denouement of the "Cinderella" story is when Cinderella's foot fits the glass slipper, and she and the Prince are reunited. They get married in a splendorous ceremony, and Cinderella forgives her wicked stepsisters. They all lived happily ever after.
What is the moral lesson in The Prince of Egypt?
By the power of Ra, Mut, Nut, Khnum, Ptah.... So you think you've got friends in high places With the power to put us on the run Well, forgive us these smiles on our faces You'll know what power is when we are done Son... You're playing with the big boys now... Ev'ry spell and gesture Tells you who's the best.... By the might of Horus You will kneel before us Kneel to our splendorous power..."
Information on tourism in goa in details?
The main industry of Goa is tourism. With beautiful beaches and splendorous architectural o f its churches, temples, wildlife and water sports; Goa attracts nearly 13% of foreign tourist of total foreigner tourist arrival in India. The best season for Goa tour is from last October to May. The beaches of Goa can be divided into two categories - beaches in North Goa and beaches in South Goa. Some most famous beaches are Baga, Vagator, Colva and Candolim. To promote tourism in Goa, state government has appointed Prachi Desai, a film and television actress, brand ambassador for Goa Tourism.
What words end ous?
precious, previous, cankerous, congruous, tautologous, courageous, famous, Amphibious, ingenious, curious, preposterous, mysterious, suspicious, cautious, precarious, dangerous, poisonous, venomous, querulous, malicious, delicious, fibrous, ferrous, nervous, devious, serous, serious, scrumptious, courageous, couscous, hilarious, enormous, humongous, religious, outrageous, oblivious, gregarious, calcareous, congruous, boisterous, ponderous, barbarous, felonious, sous, spurious, sonorous, fatuous, callous, splendorous, fractious, furious, noxious, hideous, grievous, fabulous, disastrous, dexterous, pious, heinous, parlous, vaporous, porous, tenuous, tedious, odious, studious I could go on but your probably bored already.
What words ending with ous?
precious, previous, cankerous, congruous, tautologous, courageous, famous, Amphibious, ingenious, curious, preposterous, mysterious, suspicious, cautious, precarious, dangerous, poisonous, venomous, querulous, malicious, delicious, fibrous, ferrous, nervous, devious, serous, serious, scrumptious, courageous, couscous, hilarious, enormous, humongous, religious, outrageous, oblivious, gregarious, calcareous, congruous, boisterous, ponderous, barbarous, felonious, sous, spurious, sonorous, fatuous, callous, splendorous, fractious, furious, noxious, hideous, grievous, fabulous, disastrous, dexterous, pious, heinous, parlous, vaporous, porous, tenuous, tedious, odious, studious I could go on but your probably bored already.
Why in the song appears many-splendored thing instead of much-splendored thing?
Much would refer to a great quantity, something that had to be measured like too much milk. Many refers to a large number, things that can be counted like too many pencils. So since the word many was used these splendored things would consist of items that could be counted. "Splendor" is a noun, meaning "a great brightness." The lyrics of the song might have said, "Love is a very splendorous thing," but the meaning would have been different. One splendor equals one great brightness. The lyricist is not saying that love is one great brightness, but that it contains many great brightnesses. Instead of thinking of a single bright light, such as a bright fire or the sun, you tend to think of a heaven full of bright stars, or maybe a Christmas tree. It adds to the feeling that love can be surprising or mysterious.
