Magnificence, splendour; pomp, ostentation, display. Chiefly poetic. Obsolete.

Nobleness of rank, nature, or conduct; noble quality, condition, or state. Also: splendour, magnificence; pomp.

Display, pomp; commotion, uproar, fuss.

Splendid display or celebration; magnificent show or ceremony. Formerly frequently with negative connotation: ostentatious, specious, or boastful…

Costly and imposing display associated with monarchs and other persons of high rank; splendour, pomp, magnificence (of ceremony, lifestyle…

Royalty; regal state or dignity; royal pomp or splendour.

Outward display of one's condition; grandeur, pomp, state, n. Obsolete exc. archaic (poetic).

Manner or disposition befitting a lord; dignity, grandeur. Also: arrogance, haughtiness, imperiousness.

The quality or condition of being pompous; pomposity.

Splendour, magnificence, display. Obsolete.

Ceremony, pomp. Obsolete.

Pomp (†also in plural in same sense); pompous behaviour, language, etc.

Scottish. Personal display, show. great affair: pomp, ceremony. Obsolete.

The splendour and bliss of heaven. (Cf. French la gloire éternelle.)

The external magnificence befitting a monarch. Obsolete.

Pomp, as of the procession described in sense 1; splendour; glory; magnificence.

figurative. Brilliance, radiance, splendour, lustre. †Also, a specious appearance, a ‘show’.

The fact or quality of being royal; majesty; magnificence.

The quality of condition of being sumptuous (in various senses); extravagance; lavishness; = sumptuousness, n. Also: an instance of this.

The action of triumph, v.

Grandeur, greatness, importance.

Demeanour, carriage, esp. when stately or impressive; nobleness or handsomeness of bearing or appearance, esp. the capacity to project or suggest…

Used by Peele for: Splendour, magnificence.

Formal state or order; ceremonious display; the ‘style’ of a domestic establishment, etc.

majesty.

(without a or plural) Formal observances or usages collectively, or as an order of things. Ceremonial display, pomp, state. archaic.

Magnificence; great show of riches or costly things; pomp, parade.

Imposing dignity of personal appearance or bearing; dignified elegance of movement or gait.

= majesty, n.

In certain senses of Greek σχῆμα. Stateliness, pomp.

Splendid display; gorgeous, colourful, or spectacular show; pomp. Also figurative.

Magnificence or splendour of appearance, lifestyle, possessions, etc., suggestive of wealth or high social position; an instance of this.

The quality or state of being splendid; magnificence, grandeur.

Affectation of grandeur; magnificence. Obsolete.

Splendour or sumptuousness; grandeur of appearance. Cf. magnificence, n. 4a 5a. Obsolete.

? Pomp, splendour. Cf. fluster, v. 3c 3d. Obsolete.

As a quality of an event: the capacity to effectively make an impression or convey a message; impressiveness. Obsolete. rare.

A ceremonial procession. Cf. pomp, n.1 2a.

A splendid or impressive array; fine or magnificent display; splendour; pomp. Also: splendid attire.

The action of staging or performing in pageants. In later use (chiefly U.S.): spec. the action of staging or competing in beauty pageants.