sumptuousness
101kingly — kingly, regal, royal, queenly, imperial, princely are comparable when meaning of, relating to, or befitting one who occupies a throne. Kingly, regal, and royal are often interchanged, especially when used in reference to a monarch who is called… …
102bravery — n 1. courage, valor, valorousness, valiancy, valiance, heroism, prowess, stout heartedness, lionheartedness or lion heartedness, ironheartedness or iron heartedness, great heartedness or greatheartedness, high heartedness; virility, manliness,… …
103churlishness — n 1. rusticity, ruralism, agrarianism; pastoralism, pastorality, bucolicism; inurbanity, back woodsiness, provincialism, provinciality, yokelism, Sl. hickishness; hominess, homeliness, homishness, Inf. folksiness. 2. boorishness, loutishness,… …
104elegance — n 1. fineness, luxuriousness, sumptuousness, opulence; grandeur, richness, choiceness; the good life, high style, exquisiteness, gracefulness; pulchritude, beauty, comeliness, finery, Fr. haute couture. swankiness. 2. refinement, grace,… …
105liberty — n 1. freedom, autonomy, sovereignty; independence, self determination, self direction, self government, self rule. 2. liberation, emancipation, manumission, disenthrallment, decolonization; release, relief from, riddance from, deregulation,… …
106luxury — n 1. luxuriousness, luxe, sumptuousness, lavishness, opulence, splendor, purple and fine linen; abundance, profuseness,excessiveness, exorbitance. 2. indulgence, ease, Inf. easy street, Inf. velvet; Inf. clover; comfort, well being, sufficiency,… …
107magnificence — n 1. splendor, resplendence, grandeur, glory, majesty, nobility; grandiosity, sublimity, imposingness, impressiveness; exquisiteness, superbness, splendidness, Inf. splendiferousness; state, state liness, pomp, circumstance, pomp and circumstance …
108munificence — n 1. bounty, bounteousness, liberality, free handedness, open handedness, generosity; ungrudgingness, unsparingness, lack of stint; big heart edness, hospitality, beneficence; charity, charitableness, magnanimity; altruism, unselfishness, phi… …
109nobility — n 1. aristocracy, patriciate, royalty, baronage, peerage; high rank, high birth, high breeding, blue blood; upper classes, Inf. upper crust, ruling classes, the Four Hundred, (often cap.) establishment, high society, elite, gentry; First Families …
110splendor — n 1. magnificence, impressiveness, im posingness, grandiosity; gorgeousness, Jocular. gorgeosity, exquisiteness, superbness, splendidness, Inf. splendiferousness; show, dash, display, parade, spectacle; pomp, grandeur, pageant, ceremony, state;… …
