pomp
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Noun — Grand, ceremonial display; splendor and formality associated with an important occasion.
How to use pomp
The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.
Etymology
From Latin pompa, "solemn procession," from Greek pompḗ, "a sending" or "ceremonial procession."
Full origin of pomp →Frequently asked questions
What does “pomp” mean?
The word “pomp” means grand, ceremonial display; splendor and formality associated with an important occasion. In plain terms, impressive ceremony and grandeur, often at official or royal events.
How do you pronounce “pomp”?
“Pomp” is pronounced POMP (/ˈpɑːmp/ in IPA).
How do you use “pomp” in a sentence?
Here is “pomp” used in a sentence: “The coronation was celebrated with all the pomp of a royal occasion.”
What part of speech is “pomp”?
“Pomp” is a noun.
Where does the word “pomp” come from?
The word “pomp” comes from Latin. From Latin pompa, "solemn procession," from Greek pompḗ, "a sending" or "ceremonial procession.".