majestic
/məˈdʒɛstɪk/adjective
Impressively grand or dignified, like royalty.
Example sentence
- “A majestic eagle circled high above the canyon.”
Common with natural sights: majestic mountains, a majestic eagle. Rare for anything small or humble.
Related words
malaiseA vague sense of physical discomfort or tiredness, often felt when an illness is beginning.maintainTo stand behind someone and give them support or help in what they are doing.malevolentWanting to hurt others or wishing them harm.mainlandThe main body of a country or continent, as opposed to its islands or peninsulas.maliceThe wish to hurt someone or see them suffer, or pleasure taken in their misfortune.magnifyTo glorify or offer high praise to someone or something, especially God.