Meaning & Definition of Palatial in English
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Palatial
Relating to a palace; magnificent or grand.
Pronunciation:
/pəˈleɪʃəl/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Relating to or resembling a palace; large and splendid.
Example Sentence: The palatial estate was the envy of all the neighboring properties.
Definition: Sufficiently large or luxurious to be likened to a palace.
Example Sentence: The hotel provided palatial accommodations for its guests.
Etymology
Origin: From Latin 'palatium', meaning 'palace' or 'palatial residence'.
Synonyms
luxuriousopulentgrandmagnificentlavish
Common Phrases and Expressions
- palatial residence: A residence that is grand and luxurious.
- palatial home: A home that is very large and splendid.
- live in palatial style: To live in a manner that is exceedingly luxurious and opulent.
Translations
- Spanish: palaciego
- French: palatial
- German: palatial
- Russian: дворцовый
Related Words
- palace: A large and impressive building forming the official residence of a ruler, including royal or noble residences.
- mansion: A large, impressive house.
Slang Meanings of palatial
Meaning: So luxurious it's like living in a castle.
Example Sentence: His new apartment is palatial; you'd think he's living in a castle.
Meaning: Extremely fancy or lavish.
Example Sentence: That party was absolutely palatial; they had everything from gourmet food to a live band.