majestically

In stately fashion

Majestically describes doing something with grandeur, dignity, or impressive stateliness.

Mountains rise majestically, ships sail majestically into harbor, eagles soar majestically overhead.

The word suggests the bearing of royalty—unhurried, commanding, worthy of awe: The elk moved majestically through the meadow.

royalty

regal

Of or befitting royalty

processional · coronation · monarch · imperial · queenly · kingly · noble · aristocratic · courtly · dynastic

grandeur

sweeping

Extensive and far-reaching

vast · mountainous · cathedral · monumental · glacier · canyon · summit · waterfall · cliff · fortress

movement

gliding

Engineless aerial movement

flowing · rising · descending · floating · soaring · drifting · parading · processing · advancing · emerging

nature

eagle

Large predatory bird

  • swanLarge graceful waterbird
  • lionManed African feline
  • elkLarge North American cervid

whale · condor · peacock · stallion · sequoia · oak · mountain · river · sunset · thunderhead

splendor

resplendent

Impressively beautiful, richly shining

shimmering · golden · gilded · ornate · opulent · magnificent · glorious · dazzling · brilliant · gleaming

Categories
Opposites
grandeur and dignity of manner

majesticallyignobly

In dishonorable manner

ignominiously · humbly · meekly · pathetically · shamefully

scale and impressiveness

majesticallypathetically

In a pitiful way

pitifully · feebly · weakly · insignificantly · unremarkably

Family

majestic, majesty, majesties

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G