magna
Great in Latin
Magna is Latin for "great" or "large," appearing in English primarily within borrowed phrases.
The Magna Carta is the medieval charter of English liberties.
Magna cum laude designates academic honors one level below summa cum laude: She graduated magna cum laude from Harvard.
Of great size
- enormousExtremely large in scale
- giganticImmensely large in scale
- massiveExtremely large and heavy
- vastExtremely great in size
colossal · immense · expansive · extensive · grand · monumental · towering · sweeping
Impressively beautiful or fine
- gloriousMagnificently beautiful or impressive
- sublimeAwe-inspiring greatness
- resplendentImpressively beautiful, richly shining
- grandiosePretentiously impressive in scale
sumptuous · opulent · luxurious · exquisite · stunning · spectacular · regal · noble
Of superior quality
- superbExtremely impressive, first-rate
- exceptionalNotably above the norm
- outstandingExceptionally good or unpaid
- remarkableWorthy of attention
distinguished · noteworthy · superior · splendid · phenomenal · exemplary · peerless · preeminent
Of great significance
- crucialOf supreme importance
- vitalEssential or sustaining existence
- essentialFundamentally necessary
- pivotalVitally important, deciding
paramount · consequential · momentous · substantial · weighty · landmark · historic · epoch-making
Having great power
- potentHaving great effect
- forcefulExerting strong pressure
- dominantHaving superior influence
- commandingExerting strong authority
formidable · influential · authoritative · supreme · sovereign · ruling · imperial · paramount
big
Of great size
vast · colossal · immense · expansive · extensive · grand · monumental · towering · sweeping · boundless
splendid
Impressively beautiful or fine
- gloriousMagnificently beautiful or impressive
- sublimeAwe-inspiring greatness
- resplendentImpressively beautiful, richly shining
grandiose · sumptuous · opulent · luxurious · exquisite · stunning · spectacular · regal · noble · elegant
excellent
Of superior quality
- superbExtremely impressive, first-rate
- exceptionalNotably above the norm
- outstandingExceptionally good or unpaid
remarkable · distinguished · noteworthy · superior · splendid · phenomenal · exemplary · peerless · preeminent · illustrious
important
Of great significance
pivotal · paramount · consequential · momentous · substantial · weighty · landmark · historic · epoch-making · groundbreaking
mighty
Having great power
commanding · formidable · influential · authoritative · supreme · sovereign · ruling · imperial · paramount · almighty
- academicscholarly, academic, intellectual, erudite, learned
- Latin Termsa priori, ab initio, ad hoc, ad lib, bona fide
- Latin Wordsad, ad nauseam, et, caveat emptor, affidavit
- alumnialumni, alumni network, alum, Harvard alumni, alumni reunion
- Academic DegreesPhD, MBA, BS, MD, JD
- Latin TitlesAugustus, Caesar, imperator, consul, dictator
- magnifying glassHandheld lens for enlargement
- magnifying glassesLenses that enlarge objects
- Magna CartaCharter curbing royal authority
- magnum opusCreator's supreme achievement
- orders of magnitudeExponential scale differences
- magna cum laudeLatin academic distinction
magnify, magnificent, magnitude, magnified, magnate, magnificence, magnification, magnanimous, magnifying