pomp in Latin
pomp in Latin is pompa — pomp means grand, ceremonial display; splendor and formality associated with an important occasion.
pomp in Latin
pompa
Show of magnificence; parade; display; power.
What does "pomp" mean?
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noun Grand, ceremonial display; splendor and formality associated with an important occasion.
"The coronation was celebrated with all the pomp of a royal occasion."
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pomp in a sentence
- The coronation was celebrated with all the pomp of a royal occasion.
- Despite the pomp of the ceremony, the mood was warm and relaxed.
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What is "pomp" in Latin?
"pomp" in Latin is pompa. pomp means: Grand, ceremonial display; splendor and formality associated with an important occasion.
How do you use "pomp" in a sentence?
Example: "The coronation was celebrated with all the pomp of a royal occasion." In Latin, "pomp" is pompa.
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