/maɣˈnifiko/
Translation
magnificent, wonderful
Word origin
From Latin magnificus ('great, noble'), from magnus ('great') plus the root of facere ('to make, to do').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- magnificus
- English cognates
- magnificent, magnify
Grammar
Examples
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What a magnificent view from the top!
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The chef prepared a magnificent dish.
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It was a wonderful party that no one will forget.
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They have a magnificent house by the sea.
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You did a magnificent job on the project.
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