majestic
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- majestically adverb
- unmajestic adjective
- unmajestically adverb
Etymology
Origin of majestic
Example Sentences
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Los Angeles doesn’t have the most majestic skyline, but it’s so picturesque in that moment.
From Los Angeles Times
"I think his legacy will be one of a man who did so much to help people understand how majestic, how wonderful elephants are, and to learn more about their way of life," Goodall said.
From BBC
At the public library that’s named for Howard Miller, two majestic grandfather clocks stand watch.
From Salon
By playing at the Rose Bowl, the Bruins are paid in majestic beauty, timeless tradition and a sense of family that their alumni and fans can’t get anywhere else.
From Los Angeles Times
Unfortunately, this heartfelt film resonates most strongly through those majestic landscapes, not via the story that unfolds.
From Los Angeles Times
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