magnifico

After the supposed revolt of the left-behinds, and the rise of the white working class, surely the Davos magnificos would be shivering in their Italian suits and not because of the snow.

Every single thing Ranieri has done all season has been magnifico.

But while islands come in and out of vogue, Mr. Mallea anoints Palm Beach as the most enduring outpost of decorous, sun-kissed leisure for American “magnificoes.”

The columnist went on: "Among all the runners at the start of the race on Sunday, 32-year-old Katherine was uniquely red carpet magnifico."

Omne ignotum pro magnifico est; every one knows that, even if he never heard of Virgil, and it is especially true of such natures as James'.