loftiness
31grandeur — n. 1. Greatness, vastness, immensity, loftiness, elevation, imposing character. 2. Majesty, loftiness, stateliness, state, dignity, pomp, magnificence, augustness, splendor …
32majesty — n. 1. Grandeur, dignity, stateliness, loftiness. 2. Dignity, elevation, loftiness …
33sublimity — n. 1. Elevation, lofty height. 2. Grandeur, greatness, nobleness, loftiness, exaltation, nobility, sublimeness. 3. Exaltation, elevation. 4. Loftiness, grandeur, greatness …
34eminence — n 1. repute, distinction, eminency, note, mark; standing, station, rank, position; fame, celebrity, report, figure; consequence, importance, significance, account; reputation, prestige, dignity, glory, honor, esteem. 2. loftiness, grandeur,… …
35greatness — n 1. magnitude, immensity, largeness, bigness, enormity; dimension, scope, mass, volume, bulk, size, vastness; depth, height, extent; measure, full measure, amplitude, fullness, quantity, deal, abundance, sufficiency. 2. high degree, intensity,… …
36ὑψηλοποιόν — ὑψηλοποιός producing loftiness masc/fem acc sg ὑψηλοποιός producing loftiness neut nom/voc/acc sg …
37eminence — [n1] importance, fame authority, celebrity, credit, dignity, distinction, esteem, famousness, glory, greatness, honor, illustriousness, influence, kudos, loftiness, notability, note, power, preeminence, prepotency, prestige, prominence,… …
38height — [n1] altitude, top part acme, apex, apogee, brow, ceiling, crest, crown, cusp, elevation, extent, highness, hill, loftiness, mountain, peak, pinnacle, pitch, prominence, rise, solstice, stature, summit, tallness, tip, tiptop, vertex, zenith;… …
39stateliness — noun 1. an elaborate manner of doing something she served coffee with great stateliness • Derivationally related forms: ↑stately • Hypernyms: ↑formality, ↑formalness 2. impressiveness in scale or proportion • Syn: ↑ …
40excelsity — † exˈcelsity Obs. 0 [ad. L. excelsitās loftiness, f. excels us lofty: see excelse.] Height, altitude, loftiness; ‘haughtiness’ (Bailey folio 1730–6). in Cockeram. in Blount Glossogr. 1721–1800 in Bailey. in Ash …
