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Meanings of grandness in English
Unusual largeness in size or extent or number.
The quality of being magnificent or splendid or grand.
Usage of grandness in English
1
The female elf was awed by the grandness of the inner hallway.
2
But there is a grandness to him that demands centre stage.
3
Despite its grandness, these days the citadel was mostly for show.
4
Politicians have not generally been noted for the grandness of their artistic vision.
5
His voice was full of a dowager's conviction, a drawling and leisurely grandness.
6
And he missed Raoul, the grandness of his ambition, yet the humility special to him.
7
Caps the world for grandness any way, that's sartain!
8
He left the church slowly, savoring the solemnity and grandness of the house of the Lord.
9
They didn't say anything to me, yet I felt the grandness of them and their joy.
10
Thus he sensed, as never before, the bigness, the fullness, the grandness, the awfulness, of Life.
11
Historically Palma was the seat of the island's monarchy and aristocracy so its grandness isn't surprising.
12
Trees of great magnitude give a grandness of character to any landscape, but especially to river scenery.
13
Still, he discovered that none of that had quite prepared him for the grandness and solemnity of it.
14
Gone was any sense of grandness.
15
You will experience a sense of greatness, and broadness and grandness such as you have never dreamed of.
16
The violinist, the outside space, the long and dramatic aisle, the grandness of the panoramic view, and the emotion.
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Grandness through the time