gorgeousness
91pulchritude — n beauty, loveliness, comeliness, per sonableness, attractiveness, Scot. bonniness, prettiness, gorgeousness; grace, elegance, delicacy, radiance …
92richness — n 1. wealthiness, affluence, opulence, prosperousness. See riches. 2. luxuriousness, lushness, lavishness, sump tuousness; splendidness, resplendence, Inf. splen diferousness, gorgeousness, magnificence, grandness, grandiosity. 3. vividness,… …
93splendor — n 1. magnificence, impressiveness, im posingness, grandiosity; gorgeousness, Jocular. gorgeosity, exquisiteness, superbness, splendidness, Inf. splendiferousness; show, dash, display, parade, spectacle; pomp, grandeur, pageant, ceremony, state;… …
94voluptuousness — n 1. hedonism, sybaritism, vo luptuosity; pleasure seeking, pursuit of pleasure, la dolce vita, wild or riotous or free living, Inf. high living, Sl. partying, Sl. swinging; indulgence, self indulgence, overindulgence, intemperance, gluttony,… …
95gorgeous — /ˈgɔdʒəs / (say gawjuhs) adjective 1. sumptuous; magnificent; splendid in appearance or colouring: she was wearing a gorgeous necklace. 2. Colloquial very good, pleasing, or enjoyable: I had a gorgeous weekend. {late Middle English, from Old… …
96glory — [n1] fame, importance celebrity, dignity, distinction, eminence, exaltation, grandeur, greatness, honor, illustriousness, immortality, kudos, magnificence, majesty, nobility, praise, prestige, renown, reputation, splendor, sublimity, triumph;… …
97splendor — [n] radiance, glory brightness, brilliance, ceremony, dazzle, display, effulgence, gorgeousness, grandeur, luster, magnificence, majesty, pageant, pomp, refulgence, renown, resplendence, richness, show, solemnity, spectacle, stateliness,… …
98gorgeous — ► ADJECTIVE 1) beautiful; very attractive. 2) informal very pleasant. DERIVATIVES gorgeously adverb gorgeousness noun. ORIGIN Old French gorgias fine, elegant …
99gorgeously — gorgeous ► ADJECTIVE 1) beautiful; very attractive. 2) informal very pleasant. DERIVATIVES gorgeously adverb gorgeousness noun. ORIGIN Old French gorgias fine, elegant …
100gorgeous — [gôr′jəs] adj. [ME gorgeouse, altered < OFr gorgias, beautiful, glorious, ? akin to gorgiere, ruff for the neck < gorge: see GORGE] 1. brilliantly showy; magnificent or sumptuous; splendid 2. Informal beautiful, wonderful, delightful, etc …
