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awe-inspiring
[ aw-in-spahyuhr-ing ]
adjective
- causing awe; spectacular; magnificent:
an awe-inspiring cathedral; an awe-inspiring sunset.
awe-inspiring
adjective
- causing or worthy of admiration or respect; amazing or magnificent
Word History and Origins
Origin of awe-inspiring1
Example Sentences
John Luther Adams lives up to the title of his composition, capturing an oceanic torrent of sound in an awe-inspiring performance.
This first-person video is mesmerizing, terrifying, and awe-inspiring.
These awe-inspiring sights—towering mountains, vast deserts, endless skies—will put you back in your place.
The National Mall is awe-inspiring and filled with free museums and monuments.
This opening, a continuous 13-minute shot in impressive 3D, is one of the most awe-inspiring film sequences in recent memory.
For they had not pictured to themselves quite such a tall, grave, rather awe-inspiring personage as he seemed at first.
"One of Byrnes's men" was a much more awe-inspiring individual to Gallegher than a member of the Cabinet.
I question whether a spectacle so fantastic and awe-inspiring was ever dealt with, even in the pages of quasi-scientific fiction.
Some were bleak and barren, but none the less grand, impressive, and awe-inspiring.
At length the great man appeared in his awe-inspiring form, clothed in white satin.
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