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splendid

[splen-did] / ˈsplɛn dɪd /




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“It goes on to say the speaker predicted the triumphant election of Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin in next month’s election ‘by a splendid popular majority.’”

From Literature

Overlooking the main yacht harbor, my room’s view was splendid; its location ideal for someone who planned to get around by foot or bus.

From The Wall Street Journal

Our critic said it’s an opera “replete with vocal fireworks and splendid tunes.”

From The Wall Street Journal

This team is no different, with several songs reaching iconic status simply based on the splendid feats that spring from their chords.

From Los Angeles Times

In fairness, the “American Masters” installment is a tribute, not a term paper — and it’s a splendid homage at that.

From Salon