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majesty

[maj-uh-stee] / ˈmædʒ ə sti /
NOUN
grandeur
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NOUN
the power of a ruler
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But the original hangs, in its full greenish majesty, in the National Gallery in Washington, where I make a point of seeing it whenever I am there.

From The Wall Street Journal

And, if you were there for McCourt bankruptcy, you can have a greater appreciation of Guggenheim majesty.

From Los Angeles Times

Some years ago, I heard Bach’s “St. John Passion” in Notre-Dame, in all its two-hour majesty, and I can summon up the sensation of the music resounding in the vaults overhead.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I am quite sure if Queen Victoria knew of this man’s dishonesty, her majesty would be very unhappy indeed.”

From Literature

Only when Fabbro trains his camera on the Langhe skies, the land stretching off into the distance, does “Trifole” suggest the weight and majesty of a culture in danger of disappearing.

From Los Angeles Times