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What is another word for Grand? – 298 Grand Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    magnificent impressive splendid majestic stately grandiose opulent luxurious lavish extravagant elaborate imposing awe-inspiring stunning breathtaking remarkable exceptional outstanding brilliant glorious resplendent dignified noble elevated lofty sublime heroic monumental colossal gigantic enormous huge massive immense vast expansive extensive considerable notable noteworthy celebrated famous renowned illustrious prestigious esteemed respected honored revered admired awesome incredible unbelievable phenomenal extraordinary unusual rare unique special exceptional first-rate first-class superior supreme preeminent dominant paramount prominent notable striking dramatic impressive sensational eye-catching showy flashy gaudy ostentatious pompous pretentious arrogant haughty proud vainglorious

    Meaning of Grand

    The primary meaning of the word "Grand" is relating to or characterized by a large or impressive scale.

    Definitions

    • Relating to or characterized by a large or impressive scale
    • * Impressive or magnificent in appearance, size, or extent
    • * Of high social status or importance
    • * Used to describe something that is very good or of high quality

    Etymology of Grand

    The word "Grand" originated from Old French "grant", which is derived from Latin "grandis", meaning large or big
    Historically, the word has been used to describe something that is impressive or magnificent, and has been used in various contexts, including architecture, art, and social status

    Example Uses

    • The grand cathedral was an iconic landmark in the city
    • * The grand finale of the fireworks display was truly breathtaking
    • * She felt grand in her new designer dress
    • * The grand hotel was known for its luxurious amenities and exceptional service

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    small tiny miniature insignificant unimportant minor modest humble lowly simple plain ordinary mundane dull unimpressive uninspiring mediocre average inferior poor shabby squalid miserable wretched pathetic pitiful lamentable deplorable sorry paltry petty trivial negligible slight scanty meager sparse limited restricted cramped narrow confined