adjective

splendid

splendid, magnificent, excellent, glorious

We had a splendid time at the party.

We had a splendid time at the party.

The palace was a splendid building.

The palace was a splendid building.

a splendid ((noun)) an excellent or magnificent (thing) We had a splendid time.

to be splendid to be excellent or magnificent The view was splendid.

Synonyms: magnificent, excellent, superb, glorious; Antonyms: awful, terrible, dreadful

From Latin 'splendere', meaning 'to shine'. It conveys the idea of something so good or beautiful that it shines.

Think of something that is so impressive it has 'splendor'. 'Splendid' is the adjective form. It shines with excellence.

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