Beauty; splendour.

Beauty, attractiveness; good looks. Also: a beautiful element or attribute. Obsolete.

Beauty; attractiveness. Now somewhat archaic and literary. As an attribute of a thing or place.

Beauty.

Beauty, attractiveness.

Beauty; splendour.

Beauty, comeliness. Obsolete.

Brightness, luminousness; splendour, brilliancy; fairness, beauty; fineness of weather. Obsolete.

That quality of a physical object or animal which is highly pleasing to the sight; perceived physical perfection; exceptional harmony of form or…

The quality of being pleasing or delightful, esp. to the eye, mind, soul, etc.; loveliness, beauty, elegance. Obsolete.

Beauty. Now somewhat archaic and literary.

The quality of being beautiful; beauty, fair or lovely appearance. Also, a beautiful thing. Obsolete.

The quality of being lovely; esp. exquisite beauty; (formerly also) †lovableness (obsolete).

The quality of being beautiful.

Beauty; also, a beauty.

Beauty, attractiveness. Cf. fairhead, n.

= beauty, n.

Grace, honour, glory, beauty, adornment.

Elegance of form; beauty.

Qualities which result from sense 1. Beauty arising from fitness, or from absence of the incongruous; comeliness; grace; gracefulness.

Beauty, fairness.

The quality of being beauteous. Cf. beauty, n.

Loveliness.

Comeliness, beauty, ornament.

Brightness, beauty.

Beauty; charm. Obsolete. rare.

With reference to art, music, nature, etc.: capricious, pleasing beauty; playfulness, lightness.

The state of being beautiful; (also) the time of life during which one is beautiful; beauty.

A magical or fictitious beauty attaching to any person or object; a delusive or alluring charm.