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grand

1 of 2adjective
/ɡrænd/
Forms:grander,grandest
1

magnificent in size and appearance

B2
  • The grand waterfall cascaded down the mountainside, creating a breathtaking sight.
  • The grand monument was built to honor the heroes of the nation.
  • The grand oak tree in their backyard provided ample shade during the summer.
  • They attended a grand banquet in a massive dining hall.
  • The grand yacht was equipped with luxurious amenities and state-of-the-art technology.
Synonyms:
imposingnobelmajesticstately
2

exceptionally wonderful, often used to emphasize the quality of something

  • The concert was a grand success, leaving the audience in awe.
  • We had a grand time exploring the beautiful city and its attractions.
  • Her speech was grand, inspiring everyone in the room.
  • The wedding was a grand event, with elegant decorations and joyful celebrations.
  • Their vacation in the mountains was a grand adventure filled with breathtaking views.
Synonyms:
remarkableawesomehowlingradiantimpressivewondrousgnarlyfinegreatmassiverattling(a)singularunrealstandoutterrificnotableexcellentgloriousmarvellousoutstandingmarveloushowling(a)shiningincrediblemagnificentwonderfulbrilliantspectaculardazzlingstunningluminoussplendidtremendousamazinggoldenextraordinaryphenomenalnoteworthyrattlingstellarexceptionalfantasticfabuloussuperbproud
3

(of a person) possessing high rank

  • The grand duke attended the event, his presence commanding respect from all.
  • The grand general's authoritative demeanor inspired confidence among his troops.
  • The grand bishop delivered a sermon that left the congregation in awe.
  • The grand vizier was known for his wisdom and leadership.
  • She was honored to meet the grand master of the ancient order.
Synonyms:
distinguishedimposingmagisterial
4

(of a person or behavior) exhibiting nobility and magnificence, often intended to attract admiration or attention

  • The leader’s grand gestures during the ceremony left a lasting impression on everyone present.
  • Her grand entrance at the gala turned heads and sparked conversations.
  • The actor's grand performance earned him a standing ovation from the audience.
  • The grand display of fireworks marked the end of the celebrations with spectacular brilliance.
  • She was such a grand lady, always carrying herself with grace and elegance.
Synonyms:
heroicexpansivedistinguishedaristocraticnoble
5

lofty and majestic in thought or expression

  • The poet's grand style captivated readers with its majestic language and profound themes.
  • The philosopher's grand ideas challenged conventional thinking and inspired deep reflection.
  • His grand prose transformed a simple story into an epic tale.
  • The speech, written in a grand manner, moved the audience with its eloquence and depth.
  • Her grand narrative style lent a sense of gravitas to the historical account.
Synonyms:
idealisticrarefiedloftysublimehigh-flownhigh-mindednoble-mindedelevatedexaltedrarified
6

used in family relationships to show one generation above or below

  • She was excited to meet her grand-nephew for the first time.
  • His grand-aunt shared many fascinating stories from their family history.
  • The grand-children gathered around their grandfather to hear his tales.
  • She received a beautiful gift from her grand-uncle on her birthday.
  • The family reunion included several grand-cousins who had traveled from afar.
7

considering all aspects and details

  • After adding everything up, the grand total was $5,000.
  • With all the votes counted, the grand tally showed a decisive victory for the candidate.
  • The report provided a grand summary of the year's achievements and future goals.
  • The grand assessment of the company’s performance took into account both financial and non-financial metrics.
  • The grand overview of the campaign results included feedback from all stakeholders.
Synonyms:
totalfulloverallcomprehensiveaggregate