palatial
adjective
of, relating to, or resembling a palace.
palatially
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a word derived from
palatial.
Example Sentences
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But few stockholders in Roxy Theatres Corp. are proud of their palatially gaudy enterprise.
From Time Magazine Archive
A palatially balconied room at the onetime royal hunting lodge in Portugal's magnificent Bucaco Forest costs $35 a couple a night.
From Time Magazine Archive
But western Tennessee afforded nothing finer, and Jackson considered himself palatially housed.
From The Reign of Andrew Jackson by Frederic Austin Ogg
The Guest Card A clever device was invented by Mrs. Gilding whose palatially appointed house is run with the most painstaking attention to every one's comfort.
From Etiquette by Emily Post
When he entertained it was in a vast drawing- room, palatially equipped, its walls hung with flowing masses of pale red velvet, embroidered with foliage flowers and butterflies, and set with crystals and precious stones.
From Great Fortunes from Railroads by Gustavus Myers
