Grandeur or imposing beauty of language, speech, music, etc.

Grand or elegant formality of speech or writing; elevated language or literary style.

Greatness of artistic or intellectual conception; grandeur of language or style.

Grandiloquent manner or quality; a high-flown, pompous, or exaggerated style of speech or writing.

The quality or condition of being sublime (in various senses); sublimity.

= magniloquence, n.

The quality of being magniloquent; loftiness or pomposity of speech or expression.

As an abstract quality: Height, loftiness. figurative. Of literary style: Grandeur, dignity; formerly also in plural, instances of elevation.

With reference to an immaterial thing: the quality or fact of being full, complete, or well-balanced in nature or character; esp. elegance or…

= grandiloquence, n.

= magniloquence, n.

The quality of being grand or imposing in style or manner of composition.

The attribute of being lofty, in senses of the adjective.

the state or condition of being magnificent.

The quality of being loud, elevated, pompous, or high-flown in manner or expression. Also: speech, language, writing, etc., characterized by this.

The quality of being grandiose; an instance of this.

Chiefly with the. Grand or imposing style or quality. Now rare.

With the. That which is grandiloquent; grandiloquence.

= orotundity, n.

= orotundity, n.

The quality of being orotund; an orotund utterance.