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grandeur

[gran-jer, -joor] / ˈgræn dʒər, -dʒʊər /


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Leavitt said the center would rise to new levels of “success” and “grandeur” following the name change.

From Salon

Leavitt also congratulated President John F. Kennedy and said "this will be a truly great team long into the future! The building will no doubt attain new levels of success and grandeur".

From BBC

In terms of grandeur the building fell someplace between the London General Post Office and Buckingham Palace, which is to say it was very grand indeed.

From Literature

Their set list spans their catalog but leans surprisingly on “Horn of Plenty,” those loose, bedroom-born sketches that predated any sense of grandeur.

From Los Angeles Times

But Guiteau couldn’t partake in what Makowsky delicately called the “benefits” of such a society, largely because his delusions of grandeur alienated him from others there.

From Los Angeles Times