Meaning & Definition of word "Majestic"

Majestic

/məˈdʒɛstɪk/

adjective:

  • 1. Having grandeur, dignity, or beauty; impressive and magnificent.
    • Example: The majestic mountains rose high above the valley, their snow-capped peaks glistening in the sunlight.
  • 2. Proud and regal in appearance or manner.
    • Example: The majestic lion sat on the rock, surveying its territory with an air of authority.
  • 3. Characterized by grandeur or beauty, often inspiring awe.
    • Example: The palace was a majestic structure, adorned with intricate carvings and lush gardens.
  • 4. Imposing in appearance; having a royal quality.
    • Example: The majestic peacock displayed its vibrant feathers in a stunning array of colors.

Etymology

From Middle French 'majeste' from Latin 'majestas', meaning greatness.

Common Phrases and Expressions

majestic view:

A breathtaking landscape that inspires awe.

majestic silence:

An impressive stillness that commands respect.

majestic presence:

An aura or appearance that is dignified and commanding.

Related Words

majesty:

The quality of being majestic, grandeur.

majestically:

In a majestic manner.

Slang Meanings of majestic

Meaning: Something that is awe-inspiring or overwhelmingly good.

Example Sentence: That sunset was just majestic!

Meaning: Referring to something impressive in a playful or exaggerated way.

Example Sentence: That concert was so majestic, I can’t even!