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Meanings of splendor in English
The quality of being magnificent or splendid or grand.
Former Belgian cycling team (1975-1989)
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Usage of splendor in English
1
Honor the sons of the poor; they give to science its splendor.
2
Nobody doubts the splendor of the material glories of the ancient nations.
3
The flower of the forbidding plant was the splendor of the forest.
4
The capital displayed at that hour all the splendor of its luxury.
5
His career in the ministry of the Gospel glowed with mysterious splendor.
6
The loss of a star dims not the splendor of the constellations.
7
Nevertheless there is great splendor in the structure as we behold it.
8
Beyond the doors was a great hall and a splendor of wizards.
9
Its splendor goes to the air, and the life to the air.
10
In the great reception-room, with all the pomp of imperial splendor, subjects.
11
The display of wealth and splendor had a touch of the barbaric.
12
Riches and beauty flowed in, attracted by the fame of her splendor.
13
Then came the litter upon which Emperor Euphrates sat in royal splendor.
14
The day was near its close, and was dying in regal splendor.
15
Its splendor goes to the moon alone, the life to the air.
16
They lived in splendor without having to exploit anyone, without damaging anything.
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Translations for splendor
Catalan
Spanish
Splendor through the time
Splendor across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common