Magnificent
Magnificent adjective - Large and impressive in size, grandeur, extent, or conception.
Winning and magnificent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Winning" instead an adjective "Magnificent".
Nearby Word: magnificence
Winning
Winning adjective - Having qualities that tend to make one loved.
Magnificent and winning are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Magnificent" instead an adjective "Winning".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- delightful and magnificent
- delightful and winning
- handsome and magnificent
- handsome and winning
- impressive and magnificent
- impressive and winning
- attractive and magnificent
- attractive and winning
- admirable and magnificent
- admirable and winning
- charming and magnificent
- charming and winning
- lovely and magnificent
- lovely and winning
Both words in one sentence
- Magnificent. Winning a humor contest by tricking Spenny with a fake medical letter that he's contracted HIV?
Source: Series / Kenny vs. Spenny -
Of course their father dies and gets sent to Hell shortly after being reunited with them and the demon that killed their mom was a Magnificent Bastard who ended up winning anyway due to a Batman Gambit centred on Sam.
Source: Failure Is the Only Option -
If you turn off the film about five minutes before the end credits roll, it's a Downer Ending: Gordon Gekko reminds us all why he's a quintessential Magnificent Bastard by winning the Financial Crisis of 2008, and everyone else gets screwed over, whether they deserve to or not.
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