† celsityn.
Obsolete. rare. Apparently only attested in dictionaries or glossaries.
= celsitude n.
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society > morality > virtue > morally elevated quality > [noun]
nobleyec1300
noblenessa1382
celsitude1570
raisedness1645
heroicalness1647
celsity1656
exaltedness1659
heroism1672
loftinessa1677
the mind > attention and judgement > esteem > reputation > majesty, glory, or grandeur > [noun]
athelc885
highnesseOE
brightnessOE
thrumOE
worshipOE
highship?c1225
nobleyec1300
pridec1330
realtya1375
rialtya1375
greatnessc1384
nobletya1387
magnificencec1390
regalya1393
greatheada1400
hautesse1399
lordliness1440
celsitudec1450
excelsitudec1470
state1488
princeliness1545
kingliness1548
royalty1548
amplitudec1550
grandity1589
grandeur1600
glory1613
majesticalness1613
augusteity1615
grandezza1629
augustness1644
raisedness1645
celsity1656
splendidnessa1657
grandness1663
exaltedness1730
halo1813
queenliness1831
aureole1852
magnateship1916
1656 T. Blount Glossographia Celsity, loftiness, excellency, haughtiness, nobleness, highness.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1889; most recently modified version published online June 2021).
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n.1656- the up line
- the upper storey
- the upper storeys
- the urban poor
- the us masters
- the us masters'
- the use of the globes
- the usual
- the usual road
- the usual warning
- the usurpation
- the utmost
- the utmost rigour of the law
- the utter
- the utterance
- the utterest
- the uttermost
- the vague
- the vale of years
- the valley of the shadow of death
- the value of a rush
- the vapours
- the vast mass of
- the veil
- the velvet