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		View usage for: Definition dignified and imposing the august surroundings of the Liberal Club Synonyms great kingly high-ranking monumental   Additional synonymsDefinition calm, impressive, and worthy of respect He conducted the interview in a dignified and professional manner. Synonyms distinguished,  august,  reserved,  imposing,  formal,  grave,  noble,  upright,  stately,  solemn,  lofty,  exalted,  decorousDefinition dignified in appearance or behaviour a distinguished academic family Synonyms eminent,  great,  important,  noted,  famous,  celebrated,  well-known,  prominent,  esteemed,  acclaimed,  notable,  renowned,  prestigious,  elevated,  big-time (informal),  famed,  conspicuous,  illustrious,  major league (informal) My new job has given me a certain elevated status. Synonyms exalted,  high,  important,  august,  grand,  superior,  noble,  dignified,  high-ranking,  lofty- augmentation
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  (ɔːgʌst) adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]Someone or something that is august is dignified and impressive.  [formal] ...the august surroundings of the Liberal Club. Synonyms: noble, great, kingly, grand More Synonyms of august    (ɔːgəst) Word forms: plural Augustsvariable nounAugust is the eighth month of the year in the Western calendar.  The world premiere took place in August 1956.  The trial will resume on 22 August.  This August has been the wettest for four years.   august in British English (ɔːˈɡʌst) adjective1. dignified or imposing  an august presence  2. of noble birth or high rank  an august lineage   Derived forms augustly (auˈgustly) adverb augustness (auˈgustness) noun  Word origin C17: from Latin  augustus; related to  augēre to increase August in British English (ˈɔːɡəst) nounthe eighth month of the year, consisting of 31 days   Word origin Old English, from Latin, named after the emperor  AugustusAugust in American English (ˈɔgəst)   noun1.   a masculine name   see also   Augustus1 2.   the eighth month of the year, having 31 days  abbrev. Aug, Ag, A    Word origin ME < L  Augustus, after  Augustus 1 Caesar: see  august august in American English (ɔˈgʌst)   adjective1.   inspiring awe and reverence; imposing and magnificent   2.   worthy of respect because of age and dignity, high position, etc.; venerable     SIMILAR WORDS:   grand  Derived forms  augustly (auˈgustly)  adverb  augustness (auˈgustness)  noun  Word origin L  augustus <  augere, to increase: see  wax 1Examples of 'august' in a sentenceaugust  So forget the august surroundings of the high cultural establishment and imagine that you are strolling round the village fête instead.Besides, she is in august company.THE surroundings were suitably august for one of the coveted prizes in English language journalism.AUGUST 22 Your name goes on smart business cards. Word lists withaugust Gregorian calendar British English:  August / ˈɔːɡəst/   NOUN August is the eighth month of the year in the Western calendar. He got married in August last year.  - American English: August 
 - Arabic: أُغُسْطُس 
 - Brazilian Portuguese: agosto 
 - Chinese: 八月 
 - Croatian: kolovoz 
 - Czech: srpen 
 - Danish: august 
 - Dutch: augustus 
 - European Spanish: agosto 
 - Finnish: elokuu 
 - French: août 
 - German: August 
 - Greek: Αύγουστος 
 - Italian: agosto 
 - Japanese: 八月 
 - Korean: 8월 
 - Norwegian: august 
 - Polish: sierpień 
 - European Portuguese: agosto 
 - Romanian: august
 - Russian: август 
 - Latin American Spanish: agosto 
 - Swedish: augusti 
 - Thai: เดือนสิงหาคม 
 - Turkish: Ağustos 
 - Ukrainian: серпень
 - Vietnamese: tháng Tám 
 
   Chinese translation of 'August' abbr -  (= August) 
八月   (bāyuè)  
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