palatialness
Quality of opulence
The quality of being palatial—grand, spacious, and luxurious like a palace.
The word is rare, since writers usually prefer palatial as an adjective rather than abstracting the quality into a noun: the palatialness of the estate could almost always be rewritten as the palatial estate.
Impressive, striking beauty
- magnificentExceptionally beautiful or impressive
- statelyGrand and imposing
- imposingImpressively grand in scale
- monumentalExceptionally large or significant
regal · august · majestic · resplendent · sumptuous · ornate · elegant · lofty
Abundant beyond necessity
- opulentOstentatiously wealthy
- extravagantExceeding sensible bounds
- plushThick-pile soft fabric
- sumptuousSplendidly rich and costly
gilded · decadent · richness · elegance · ornate · velvet · brocade · marble
splendor
Impressive, striking beauty
- magnificentExceptionally beautiful or impressive
- statelyGrand and imposing
- imposingImpressively grand in scale
monumental · regal · august · majestic · resplendent · sumptuous · ornate · elegant · lofty · exalted
lavish
Abundant beyond necessity
- opulentOstentatiously wealthy
- extravagantExceeding sensible bounds
- plushThick-pile soft fabric
sumptuous · gilded · decadent · richness · elegance · ornate · velvet · brocade · marble · chandelier
expansive
Covering a large area
voluminous · capacious · sprawling · enormous · immense · sweeping · grand · oversized · towering · colossal
throne
Ceremonial chair for sovereigns
dynasty · regalia · coronation · aristocracy · queen · king · emperor · empress · prince · princess
palatialnesscrampedness
Insufficient space condition
tininess · smallness · pokiness · compactness · narrowness
palatialnessausterity
Enforced economic stringency
plainness · spareness · bareness · starkness · shabbiness
palatialnessmodesty
Absence of vanity
humbleness · unpretentiousness · lowliness · ordinariness · commonness
palace, palaces, palatial, palatine, palatinate, palatially, palatines