Definition of Splendorous. Meaning of Splendorous. Synonyms of Splendorous

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Definition of Splendorous

Splendorous
Splendrous Splen"drous, Splendorous Splen"dor*ous, a. Splendid. --Drayton.

Meaning of Splendorous from wikipedia

- Dharmachakra Translation Committee is: "Oṁ, amogha jewel-lotus of the splendorous great mudrā! Blaze! Set in motion! Hūṁ!" The mantra appears in the...
- tree considered splendorous by an individual Jew, or branches of olive trees featuring the olives, that were considered splendorous by the Judean Israelites...
- 30-day festival of "all-night revels." The Maiouma was celebrated with splendorous banquets and offerings. Its re****tion for licentiousness caused it to...
- when the sad enslaved Homeland bravely broke its bonds. Here is the splendorous flag that surprised the world with its victory, when arrogant and victoriously...
- - Inconceivable Radiance Prabhāśikhotsṛṣṭaprabha - [The one with a] splendorous crest which emits radiance Sādivyamaṇiprabha - [The one with] Divine...
- she's whispering it". Chris Willman of Variety called the show "giddy, splendorous, beautifully designed, expertly performed and almost a little bit avant-garde...
- good movie indeed. Instead, it's an inconsistent, if intermittently splendorous, work. There are, to be perfectly clear, far worse things in life." India...
- that is always alluring, oftentimes humorous and much like love itself—splendorous." Frank Bruni of The New York Times had this to say of Every Day, "It...
- territories. The wedding celebration in Dresden was one of the most splendorous and expensive of the Baroque era in Europe. Over 800 guests were invited...
- 900,000 royal palaces, all constructed with crystal and silver and splendorously decorated with huge emeralds. Inside these palaces, the furnishings...