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more splendid

ADJECTIVE

luxurious, expensive

Synonyms

STRONGEST

baroque beautiful bright brilliant dazzling elegant glittering gorgeous grand imposing impressive lavish lustrous magnificent marvelous ornate rich splashy sumptuous superb

WEAK

beaming costly fab fat flamboyant glowing grandiose mad magnifico plush posh radiant refulgent resplendent solid gold splendiferous splendrous swanky

Antonyms

STRONGEST

bad common dark dull homely inferior insignificant low normal offensive ordinary paltry plain poor stupid typical ugly unaware unimportant unimpressive unintelligent weak

WEAK

drab humble regular shabby shoddy usual

ADJECTIVE

excellent, illustrious

Synonyms

STRONGEST

admirable brilliant distinguished exceptional exquisite fantastic glorious gorgeous grand great heroic impressive magnificent marvelous outstanding remarkable sublime superb superlative wonderful

WEAK

celebrated divine eminent fine first-class matchless peerless premium proud rare renowned resplendent royal splendiferous splendorous sterling supreme transcendent unparalleled unsurpassed very good

Antonyms

STRONGEST

bad common contemptible conventional dull expected inferior insignificant little low normal ordinary paltry plain poor regular second-rate shameful small stupid typical ugly unexceptional unimportant unimpressive unknown unremarkable usual weak

WEAK

drab humble shabby shoddy

Example Sentences

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Like travel or dining, Swimply presents another aspirational opportunity, a new lane in the eternal quest to place yourself in more splendid surroundings.

From Washington Post • Jul. 20, 2022

“The people of failed Toledo can say to the people of the rest of the world, ‘Our junkyards are more splendid than your palaces.’”

From Seattle Times • Feb. 15, 2022

They raised an even more splendid edifice for the House of Burgesses and the rest of colonial government, and in 1693 founded the College of William and Mary to train their sons.

From Textbooks • Jan. 18, 2018

Driving out a couple hours later, Mercer couldn't remember ever seeing a more splendid sunset.

From Golf Digest • Jun. 29, 2017

The lower he sank, the wilder and more irresponsible he became, the more splendid she and her task became.

From "The Bluest Eye" by Toni Morrison