Rich, splendid, fine, magnificent: in later use esp. as a conventional epithet in alliterative verse.

Royal; worthy of a king.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of a monarch, royalty, or (by extension) the nobility, esp. with regard to power, wealth, or dignity; (also)…

Befitting a king; sumptuous, splendid, magnificent, excellent. In later use as an intensifier: first-rate.

Befitting or appropriate to a monarch, esp. in quality, size, or ostentation; stately, magnificent, splendid, imposing.

= wlonk, adj.

Of a person, or a person's appearance, bearing, etc.: befitting or indicating high rank; princely, noble, majestic; (hence) imposingly dignified.

In neutral or good sense: characterized by pomp or stately show; grandiose, magnificent, splendid; †processional (obsolete). Now chiefly archaic and…

Befitting an emperor or supreme ruler; of special excellence; magnificent; exceedingly fine or grand.

Stately, dignified; lordly, proud; honourable. Now usually: (depreciative) haughty, arrogant; pompous; dogmatic.

In general use: lavish, splendid, magnificent.

Sumptuous, splendid; = magnificent, adj. 3 4.

Of a state of existence: characterized by grandeur or stateliness. Of a person: characterized by display of wealth and ceremonial pomp.

= stately, adj. (in various senses).

Pompous; †ostentatious, showy (obsolete).

Splendid, stately, sumptuous; = magnific, adj. 2.

Of things: like that of a prince; suitable for a prince in quality, size, amount, etc.; sumptuous, magnificent, munificent.

Of a thing: stately, magnificent, imposing.

Characteristic of or resembling a monarch; splendid, magnificent, stately; distinguished.

Resembling, characteristic of, or befitting a queen (in various senses); queenly; spec. majestic, proud.

figurative. Of an appearance that seems to claim or assume superiority; imposing in aspect; grand, stately, dignified: often with some mixture of…

Stately, dignified, imposing; = portly, adj. 1.

Reminiscent of the goddess Minerva; stately, impressive, wise.

figurative. (Cf. lustre, n.1 4.)

= pompatic, adj.

Stately; lordly, imperious; depreciative haughty, arrogant, pompous; = pontifical, adj. 2.

Indicating or expressing command; nobly dignified; having an exalted or imperial air.

Characterized by pomp; ceremonial, stately; splendid, showy.

Of a ceremony, public performance, or the like: characterized by great solemnity, splendour, or display; conducted with great formality or on a…

Marked by much grandeur or display; sumptuous, grand, gorgeous.

Stately, lordly. Cf. pontificial, adj. 3. rare.

Royal, stately; magnificent, lavish.

Resembling or suggestive of a queen; queen-like. Also figurative.

U.S. Having a bearing or demeanour befitting a president; dignified; confident. Also: appropriate to a president; stately; impressive.

Resembling an angel; angelic. In later use also: splendid, magnificent, excellent.

Very large or fine; splendid. Now chiefly Australian.

Characteristic of a sultan.

Attended with pageantry and pomp. rare.