grandeurs

States of magnificence

Grandeurs is the plural of grandeur, referring to multiple instances or types of magnificence, splendor, or impressive scale.

The word appears when discussing various forms of greatness: the grandeurs of ancient Rome, the grandeurs of nature.

It can also refer to different aspects of a single impressive thing: the architectural grandeurs of the cathedral.

The plural is relatively uncommon, since grandeur typically functions as an abstract mass noun.

splendor

magnificence

Impressive beauty or scale

radiance · sumptuousness · lavishness · elegance · richness · pageantry · pomp · ornateness · exquisiteness · glamour

majesty

sovereignty

Supreme independent authority

coronation · emperor · queen · king · crown · scepter · dynasty · palace · regalia · realm

ambition

aspiration

Strong desire for achievement

dreams · heights · lofty · summit · achievement · ascent · destiny · legacy · glory · triumph

grandiosity

pomposity

Exaggerated sense of importance

vainglory · self-importance · arrogance · hubris · conceit · haughtiness · exaggeration · puffery · boastfulness · showiness

Opposites
scale and magnificence

grandeursinsignificances

Things without importance

pettiness · trivialities · ordinariness · plainness · mediocrity

dignity and self-importance

grandeurshumilities

Absences of arrogance

meeknesses · lowliness · modesty · self-abasement · submissiveness

social or material status

grandeurslowliness

State of modest rank

squalor · poverty · wretchedness · baseness · humbleness

Phrases
Family

grandeur

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