majestic

• Qui a un caractère imposant, noble ou impressionnant, évoquant la grandeur ou la beauté solennelle.

Describes something that is grand, impressive, or beautiful in a dignified way.

1. Grand and impressive in mannerB2formal

   Having a dignified, impressive, or superior quality that suggests greatness beyond everyday matters.

   Majestueux

   • The queen's majestic presence commanded respect from everyone in the room.
   • His majestic demeanor made him seem untouchable by ordinary concerns.
   • The actor's majestic performance left the audience in awe.

   Synonymesaugustawe-inspiringdignifiedexaltedgloriousgrandimperialimposingloftymagnificentnobleregalsplendidstatelysublime

   Antonymescommonhumblelowlymeanordinarypettyunimpressive

2. Dignified and nobleB2formal

   Displaying great dignity, nobility, or stateliness.

   Majestueux

   • The majestic cathedral stood as a symbol of faith and history.
   • She walked with a majestic grace that captivated all who saw her.
   • The old oak tree had a majestic beauty that inspired poets.

   Synonymesaugustdignifiedelevatedgrandimposingloftynobleregalsplendidstately

   Antonymesbasecommonhumbleignoblelowlymeanundignifiedunimposing

3. Fit for a rulerB2formal

   Belonging to or appropriate for a supreme ruler, such as a king or queen.

   Majestueux (qui convient à un souverain)

   • The palace was decorated with majestic tapestries and gold trim.
   • He wore a majestic crown encrusted with jewels.
   • The throne room had a majestic atmosphere fit for a monarch.

   Synonymesimperialkinglyprincelyqueenlyregalroyalsovereign

   Antonymesbasehumblelowlymeanservile