Definition

A term used to refer to a royal person or the dignity and grandeur associated with royalty.

Example

The king entered the room with great majesty, capturing everyone's attention.

Conversation

Have you ever seen the castle in all its majesty?

No, but I've heard it's really impressive!

You should visit; the view from the top is breathtaking and shows the majesty of the landscape.

That sounds amazing! I definitely want to check it out.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Majesty → It originates from the Latin word "maiestas" (meaning greatness or dignity), which is derived from "maius" (meaning greater). The term "majesty" refers to the quality of being great or dignified, often used in reference to royalty or grandeur.

Memory Tip

Think of 'greatness' ('maiestas') to remember that 'majesty' refers to a quality of being grand or dignified.

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