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Meanings of very magnificent in English
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Usage of very magnificent in English
1
There, very magnificent in his suit of ivory velvet, stood the Duke.
2
The interior is very magnificent also, and has some splendid stained glass.
3
Their home, in its outward form, is on a very magnificent plan.
4
She then carried me into a very magnificent and richly furnished hall.
5
The mansion, built in 1772, is very magnificent and contains some priceless pictures.
6
The music is from a brass band, and is very magnificent.
7
Amongst other things he gave her a very magnificent emerald necklace.'
8
The spacious, lofty sitting-room which Seitz Siebenburg entered looked very magnificent.
9
She was very magnificent to look upon, but not very seaworthy.
10
Everything was very great, and very magnificent, and, as she thought, very uncomfortable.
11
It is a very magnificent thing to be a king-
12
To no very magnificent height, it is to be feared.
13
The Rajah's ball is to be very magnificent, quite dazzlingly so from all accounts.
14
I don't want that ' very magnificent three-tailed Bashaw' to know we are discussing him.
15
Oh, a very magnificent, calm, and beautiful course of lectures.
16
The attendants of the carriage they now entered wore a different but very magnificent livery.
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