majesty
word
Definition
Majesty is great beauty, dignity, or impressive power that makes someone or something seem grand and worthy of respect. It is also a formal title used when speaking to or about a king or queen.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in formal, literary, or descriptive language rather than everyday casual speech. Common patterns include 'Your Majesty' and 'His/Her Majesty' for royalty, and phrases like 'the majesty of the mountains' for natural grandeur. Do not confuse it with 'majority'.
Example Sentences
The children looked at the castle with majesty in their eyes.
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Standing by the waterfall, we were struck by the sheer majesty of the place.
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Movies try to capture the majesty of ancient empires, but seeing the ruins in person is different.
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The mountains have a quiet majesty at sunrise.
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The guard bowed and said, “Your Majesty.”
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Even in old photos, the queen carries herself with real majesty.
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