Dignified, majestic, stately.

Stately, dignified, of noble or imposing presence or appearance. Obsolete.

Characterized by stateliness or dignity of bearing, appearance, or manner; handsome, majestic, imposing. Now rare or U.S. regional.

Imposing or majestic in size and proportions; nobly or elegantly formed or built. Of a person or animal, or a part of the body. Cf. sense A. 1b.

Distinguished or grand in appearance; imposing. Obsolete.

Full of or characterized by pomp, dignity, or splendour; stately.

Indicating or expressing command; nobly dignified; having an exalted or imperial air.

Of a person, or a person's appearance, bearing, etc.: befitting or indicating high rank; princely, noble, majestic; (hence) imposingly dignified.

U.S. Having a bearing or demeanour befitting a president; dignified; confident. Also: appropriate to a president; stately; impressive.

Marked by dignity of manner, style, or appearance; characterized by lofty self-respect without haughtiness; stately, noble, majestic.

Dignified, haughty, lordly.