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1 maestoso
majestic* * *maestoso agg.1 (regale) majestic, stately; (grandioso) imposing, grand, magnificent: aspetto maestoso, stately (o imposing) appearance; edificio maestoso, stately building; l'incedere maestoso del re, the stately bearing of the King; panorama maestoso, magnificent (o grand) panorama2 (mus.) maestoso.* * *[maes'toso]* * *maestoso/maes'toso/ -
2 imponente
imposing, impressive* * *imponente agg. imposing, impressive, stately: un edificio imponente, an imposing (o stately) building; uno spiegamento imponente di forze militari, an impressive deployment of military forces.* * *[impo'nɛnte]aggettivo imposing, impressive, stately* * *imponente/impo'nεnte/imposing, impressive, stately. -
3 pomposo
pompous* * *pomposo agg.1 pompous: titolo pomposo, pompous title; che discorso pomposo!, what a pompous speech!* * *[pom'poso]1) (fastoso) [abiti, apparato] sumptuous, magnificent, stately3) (ampolloso) [stile, linguaggio] pompous, overblown* * *pomposo/pom'poso/1 (fastoso) [abiti, apparato] sumptuous, magnificent, stately3 (ampolloso) [stile, linguaggio] pompous, overblown. -
4 augusto
augusto1 agg. august, stately: un tempio augusto, a majestic temple; un augusto sovrano, an august (o a stately) king◆ s.m.1 ( titolo dato agli imperatori romani) Augustus* * *[au'gusto]nome proprio maschile Augustus* * *augusto/au'gusto/form. august. -
5 Augusto
augusto1 agg. august, stately: un tempio augusto, a majestic temple; un augusto sovrano, an august (o a stately) king◆ s.m.1 ( titolo dato agli imperatori romani) Augustus* * *[au'gusto]nome proprio maschile Augustus* * *Augusto/au'gusto/n.pr.m.Augustus. -
6 grandioso
grand* * *grandioso agg.1 grand, grandiose, magnificent; majestic; imposing, stately: una cerimonia grandiosa, a magnificent ceremony; un palazzo grandioso, a grand palace; un progetto grandioso, a grandiose (o grand) design; un grandioso spettacolo, a grand (o an imposing) spectacle; una grandiosa vista sulle Alpi, a majestic view of the Alps; stile grandioso, grand style2 (che ostenta ricchezza) grandiose◆ s.m. (chi ostenta ricchezza) grandiose person: fare il grandioso, to act big.* * *[gran'djoso]1) (imponente) [edificio, cerimonia] grand, great; [ proporzioni] great; (ambizioso) [ idea] grandiose2) (che ostenta) [ persona] grandiose* * *grandioso/gran'djoso/1 (imponente) [edificio, cerimonia] grand, great; [ proporzioni] great; (ambizioso) [ idea] grandiose2 (che ostenta) [ persona] grandiose -
7 mento
m chin* * *mento s.m. chin: mento aguzzo, sharp (o pointed) chin; mento in fuori, protruding chin; mento sfuggente, receding chin; doppio mento, double chin: un'imponente signora col doppio mento, a stately, double-chinned lady; sedeva pensieroso col mento fra le mani, he sat deep in thought, with his chin cupped in his hands.* * *['mento]sostantivo maschile chin* * *mento/'mento/ ⇒ 4sostantivo m.chin; doppio mento double chin. -
8 togato
togato agg.1 togaed, togated, wearing a toga2 ( di magistrato, professore universitario) wearing a gown, gowned; ( di carriera) stipendiary: giudice togato, stipendiary magistrate; i componenti togati del Consiglio Superiore della Magistratura, the stipendiary magistrates of the Supreme Law Council* * *[to'gato]aggettivo [magistrati, professori] gowned, robed* * *togato/to'gato/[magistrati, professori] gowned, robed. -
9 ieratico
ieratico agg.1 hieratic: scrittura ieratica, hieratic writing2 (fig.) (grave, solenne) grave, solemn: atteggiamento ieratico, stately (o dignified) attitude◆ s.m. (scrittura) hieratic (writing).
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Stately — State ly, a. [Compar. {Statelier} (st[=a]t l[i^]*[ e]r); superl. {Stateliest}.] Evincing state or dignity; lofty; majestic; grand; as, stately manners; a stately gait. The stately homes of England! Mrs. Hemans. Filled with stately temples.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
stately — is an adjective only (as in a stately home). The notional adverb statelily would be too awkward and is not used … Modern English usage
stately — [stāt′lē] adj. statelier, stateliest 1. imposing; dignified; majestic 2. slow, dignified, and deliberate [a stately pace] SYN. GRAND stateliness n … English World dictionary
Stately — State ly, adv. Majestically; loftily. Milton. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
stately — index elegant, proud (self respecting), solemn Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
stately — noble, splendid, late 14c., from STATE (Cf. state) (n.1) in a sense of costly and imposing display (such as benefits a person of rank and wealth), early 14c.; a sense also preserved in the phrase to lie in state to be ceremoniously exposed to… … Etymology dictionary
stately — magnificent, imposing, majestic, august, *grand, noble, grandiose Analogous words: princely, regal, royal, *kingly, imperial: *splendid, glorious, superb, sublime: sumptuous, opulent, *luxurious … New Dictionary of Synonyms
stately — [adj] dignified, impressive august, ceremonial, ceremonious, conventional, courtly, deliberate, elegant, elevated, formal, gallant, gracious, grand, grandiose, haughty, high, highfaluting*, high minded*, imperial, imperious, imposing, kingly,… … New thesaurus
stately — ► ADJECTIVE (statelier, stateliest) ▪ dignified, imposing, or grand. DERIVATIVES stateliness noun … English terms dictionary
stately — UK [ˈsteɪtlɪ] / US adjective Word forms stately : adjective stately comparative statelier superlative stateliest 1) stately movement is slow and steady 2) a stately person has an impressive appearance and moves in a slow steady manner Derived… … English dictionary
stately — 1. adjective /ˈsteɪtli/ a) Of people: regal, dignified; worthy of respect. Warwicks first glance had revealed the fact that the young woman was strikingly handsome, with a stately beauty seldom encountered. b) Of movement: dignified; deliberate,… … Wiktionary