The duke himself, and the magnificoes of greatest port (Shakespeare).
Rockingham, a virtuous magnifico,…resolved to revive something of the pristine purity…of the old Whig connection (Benjamin Disraeli).
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mag|nif|ic — «mag NIHF ihk», adjective. Archaic. 1. magnificent; splendid; imposing: »Power…God s gift magnific (Robert Browning). 2. pompous; grandiloquent. 3. = eulogistic … Useful english dictionary
mag|nif´i|cal|ly — mag|nif|ic «mag NIHF ihk», adjective. Archaic. 1. magnificent; splendid; imposing: »Power…God s gift magnific (Robert Browning). 2. pompous; grandiloquent. 3. = eulogistic … Useful english dictionary
mag|nif|i|cal — «mag NIHF uh kuhl», adjective. Archaic. magnific … Useful english dictionary
Mag|nif|i|cat — «mag NIHF uh kat», noun. 1. the hymn of the Virgin Mary, beginning Magnificat anima mea Dominum (“My soul doth magnify the Lord”), used as a canticle at evensong or vespers (in the Bible, Luke 1:46 55). 2. music for this hymn. ╂[< Latin… … Useful english dictionary
mag|nif|i|cence — «mag NIHF uh suhns», noun. richness of material, color, and ornament; grand beauty; splendor: »We were dazzled by the magnificence of the mountain scenery. SYNONYM(S): majesty. ╂[< Old French magnificence, learned borrowing from Latin… … Useful english dictionary
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nif — ac·ti·nif·er·ous; alu·mi·nif·er·ous; an·ti·mo·nif·er·ous; ar·se·nif·er·ous; co·nif·er·ae; co·nif·er·a·les; co·nif·er·in; co·nif·er·oph·y·tae; co·nif·er·ous; co·nif·er·yl; cor·nif·ic; fo·ram·i·nif·era; fo·ram·i·nif·er·al; fo·ram·i·nif·er·ous;… … English syllables
mag — aero·mag·net·ic; an·ti·fer·ro·mag·net; an·ti·fer·ro·mag·net·ic; an·ti·fer·ro·mag·net·ism; an·ti·mag·ma·tist; an·ti·mag·net·ic; cag·mag; he·mag·glut·i·nate; he·mag·glu·ti·na·tion; he·mag·glu·ti·nin; hy·po·mag·ne·se·mia; mag·a·dis; mag·a·dize;… … English syllables
