Synonym: brilliant, excellent, fine, glorious, grand, magnificent. Antonym: ordinary. Similar words: splendidly, splendour, resplendent, lending, displeased, on display, displeasing, plenty. Meaning: ['splendɪd] 
adj. 1. having great beauty and splendor 2. characterized by grandeur.
adj. 1. having great beauty and splendor 2. characterized by grandeur. 61, Almost every visitor to Edinburgh is seduced by its splendid architecture.
62, The acre of garden is host to a splendid bank of rhododendrons.
63, The tower stands in splendid isolation on the cliff edge.
64, The mansion sits in splendid isolation on top of the hill .
65, The pride and joy of the town is the splendid castle.
66, Why does the media present such a negative view of this splendid city?
67, Limes have a splendid herbaceous, almost grassy quality.
68, But they radiate a splendid messianic heat.
69, So splendid, in fact, it deserves special recognition.
70, We had to admit that it looked rather splendid.
71, The splendid choreography was by Ann-Marie Brady.
72, He welcomed all the authors, promised a splendid week.
73, Years before, these must have been splendid offices.
74, These splendid shows run in tandem until 3 March.
75, This goddaughter of mine is a splendid laugher.
76, We stayed at a splendid hostel there.
77, Chicago has a splendid waterfront.
78, Wealthy nobles inhabited splendid villas in the surrounding countryside.
79, And what a splendid view you have!
80, She has also a splendid charwoman.
81, He thought she would make a splendid contribution.
82, Kenny's had a splendid sponsor's name and logo.
83, The coastguard cottages had a splendid view overlooking Torbay.
84, Amelia had a splendid time with Neta.
85, It is a minor quibble from a splendid weekend.
86, The task at hand was to devise an immediate gathering of the vestry and to make it as splendid as humanly possible.
87, For collectors there was a splendid array of miscellaneous artefacts grouped together in sections.
88, Had a splendid lie-in till about 10am - finishing one of Jilly Cooper's novels.
89, Thankfully this fate has not befallen a splendid exponent of rabbinical humour,[www.Sentencedict.com] Rabbi Lionel Blue.
90, It really is splendid, an easy walk with just a short ascent to reach the beginning of the ridge.
More similar words: splendidly, splendour, resplendent, lending, displeased, on display, displeasing, plenty, lend, blend, end in, slender, send in, ending, calendar, lend a hand, pending, fiendish, spending, appendix, depending, rendition, compendium, incendiary, impending, pretending, compendious, serendipity, appendicitis, split.