Meaning & Definition of Stately in English
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Stately
Having a dignified, unhurried, and grand manner; majestic.
Pronunciation:
/ˈsteɪt.li/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Having a dignified or majestic appearance.
Example Sentence: The stately mansion stood at the end of the long driveway.
Definition: Characterized by a grand and impressive presentation.
Example Sentence: She moved with stately grace during the ceremony.
Definition: Having a serious and formal quality.
Example Sentence: His stately demeanor commanded respect from his peers.
Definition: Synonymous with grandeur or impressiveness.
Example Sentence: The stately columns of the building were awe-inspiring.
Etymology
Origin: Middle English 'stately' from 'state' + '-ly' suffix.
Synonyms
grandceremoniousmajesticelegantimposing
Common Phrases and Expressions
- stately home: A large and impressive residence, often associated with the British aristocracy.
- stately manner: A way of behaving that is dignified, serious, and formal.
Translations
- Spanish: majestuoso
- French: royal
- German: würdevoll
- Russian: величественный
Related Words
- majestic: Having grandeur or beauty.
- ceremonial: Relating to formal events or occasions.