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grandeur A sense of self-importance and a tendency to put on airs. ■ "He had such an air of grandeur about him that it was hard not to feel intimidated by his presence."
awe A feeling of being overwhelmed by something or someone. It is a mixture of admiration, wonder, and fear. ■ "I was in total awe of the grandeur of the castle. I couldn't believe how huge it was!
behold To witness or see something, often with emphasis on its appearance or condition. ■ "Behold, the grandeur of nature as it unfolds before us!"
grand A very impressive, large, or elaborate thing or idea. ■ I went to the grand ballroom and was blown away by the grandeur of it all. It was like something out of a fairytale!
splendor A state of great happiness and enjoyment, often characterized by luxury, extravagance, or grandeur. ■ "She was basking in the splendor of her new diamond necklace as she sipped her champagne at the gala."
Substantive A word or phrase that is used to impress others with its grandeur and importance. ■ "I'm sorry, did you say 'substantive'? That's a really substantive word!"
Baroque An overly ornate and elaborate style of architecture, music, art, or design that is characterized by its grandeur, complexity, and exaggerated forms. ■ "The baroque palace was so large and intricate that it took a whole day to explore all of its opulent rooms."
majestic adjective Exuding grandeur, pomp, and elegance in a way that is so impressive it's hard to believe it exists. Like a peacock showing off its feathers or a lion roaring at the top of its lungs. ■ The king's majestic entrance into the grand hall left everyone speechless.