magnificence in Latin
magnificence in Latin is magnificentia — magnificence means great and impressive beauty, grandeur, or splendour.
magnificence in Latin
magnificentia
grandeur, brilliance, lavishness or splendor
What does "magnificence" mean?
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noun Great and impressive beauty, grandeur, or splendour.
"Visitors are stunned by the magnificence of the palace ballroom."
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magnificence in a sentence
- Visitors are stunned by the magnificence of the palace ballroom.
- The magnificence of the sunset over the canyon left everyone speechless.
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What is "magnificence" in Latin?
"magnificence" in Latin is magnificentia. magnificence means: Great and impressive beauty, grandeur, or splendour.
How do you use "magnificence" in a sentence?
Example: "Visitors are stunned by the magnificence of the palace ballroom." In Latin, "magnificence" is magnificentia.
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