Magnificence, splendour.

Magnificence, splendour; pomp, ostentation, display. Chiefly poetic. Obsolete.

Pomp, splendour, rich array. Obsolete.

Splendour, magnificence. Now archaic and rare.

Splendid display or celebration; magnificent show or ceremony. Formerly frequently with negative connotation: ostentatious, specious, or boastful…

Costly and imposing display associated with monarchs and other persons of high rank; splendour, pomp, magnificence (of ceremony, lifestyle…

Nobility of rank or birth; splendour, magnificence; glory. Also: a high or noble quality or attribute.

Magnificence, pomp, splendour. Obsolete.

Grandeur or imposing beauty of appearance. Also in plural: †features constituting this (obsolete).

The attribute of being glorious: †(a) boastfulness (obsolete); (b) splendour, magnificence.

The quality or condition of being pompous; pomposity.

Splendour, magnificence, display. Obsolete.

Pomp (†also in plural in same sense); pompous behaviour, language, etc.

Pomp, as of the procession described in sense 1; splendour; glory; magnificence.

The quality, condition, or state of being princely; an instance of this.

The condition, quality, or state of being gorgeous; splendour; magnificence.

A state of splendour, exaltation, or eminent prosperity; splendour, magnificence; finery of dress or array. Obsolete.

Esp. with reference to architecture: nobility of proportion or design; grandeur, magnificence; imposing beauty.

Proud show, splendour, magnificence. Obsolete.

= royalty, n. (in various senses).

Magnificence; great show of riches or costly things; pomp, parade.

Magnificence or splendour of appearance, lifestyle, possessions, etc., suggestive of wealth or high social position; an instance of this.

= superbness, n.

The quality or state of being splendid; magnificence, grandeur.

External splendour, magnificence. Obsolete.

Splendour, magnificence, grandness. Also as a general term of enthusiasm: excellence.

A ceremonial procession. Cf. pomp, n.1 2a.