Elaborate and Magnificent

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Elaborate adjective - Made or done with great care or with much detail.

Usage example: elaborate festivities for the 200th anniversary of the town's founding

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Magnificent and elaborate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Magnificent" instead an adjective "Elaborate".

Magnificent adjective - Large and impressive in size, grandeur, extent, or conception.

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Elaborate and magnificent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Elaborate" instead an adjective "Magnificent".

Nearby Word: magnificence

Sets are large and elaborate, the dame will usually have the most magnificent over-the-top dress (and change it every couple of scenes) and there is often a scene involving gunge, foam or other "messy" fun.

Source: Pantomime
She is also kind of a Magnificent Bastard, as she outsmarts the hero, Lucas Davenport (who is supposed to be a genius), as well as the FBI, with elaborate schemes to take out FBI agents and the Mafia bosses who double crossed her.

Source: Anti Villain / Literature
Whether this is all an elaborate storyline/gambit on the part of Vince McMahon and the creative team is unknown, but if it is, it makes this one hell of a Batman Gambit, and Vince one hell of a Magnificent Bastard/Chessmaster for him to know the fans would immediately love Punk.

Source: Fleeting Demographic Rule aka: Seven Year Rule

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