English to Latin Meaning of palatial - alii lusoria frequentare

Palatial :

alii lusoria frequentare

adjective

alii lusoria frequentare

Palatial :: palatinamPalatially :: palatially

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Definitions of palatial in English

Adjective(1) relating to or being a palace(2) suitable for or like a palace

Examples of palatial in English

(1) It opens with lush images of the palatial school and grounds, then enters the rarefied world within.(2) The mausoleum is part of a vast complex with a main gateway, garden, mosque, guesthouse and several other palatial buildings.(3) He also owns a palatial home in Srinagar, apart from numerous apartments in choice New Delhi location.(4) He relishes an opulent lifestyle with palatial homes in Europe and America, private jets, two yachts and a helicopter.(5) According to reports, the palatial home - situated just 10 miles from Cape Town - is already in hot demand..(6) When his friend offers a palatial haunted house close to his workplace totally free of cost to stay, he clinches the offer without a second thought.(7) And it means living in palatial houses with exquisite tile, granite or marble flooring and owning plush cars.(8) I was expecting his residence to be of palatial proportions.(9) Although I moaned, my bedsit was palatial compared with those of most of my friends, who lived in pokey, badly partitioned flats in Rathmines.(10) But this fine basin has not been bought for one of the region's stately homes or the palatial residence of a multi-millionaire.(11) ├ö├ç├┐All this,├ö├ç├û as he calls it, gesturing around his palatial if spartan study.(12) This is a man with millions and four fancy cars standing outside his palatial home!(13) He offers Brandon a big salary increase and a palatial apartment if he will re-locate and work for him.(14) Already newfangled buildings and palatial houses mimicking every form of modern architecture have come up on former farmlands.(15) He didn't foresee the palatial palaces of today where the punter can see live racing.(16) Alone and friendless in the bowels of one of his many palatial hideouts he must still, surely, nurse his grandiose ambitions.

(1) soft palate ::

mollis palatum

(2) cleft palate ::

fissura palatum

(3) hard palate ::

palatum durum

Synonyms

Adjective

1. luxurious ::

alba

2. deluxe ::

deluxe

3. magnificent ::

magnifico

4. sumptuous ::

epulæ splendidæ

5. splendid ::

praeclarum

6. grand ::

magnificum

7. opulent ::

opulentus

8. lavish ::

sumptuosas appeto,

9. stately ::

quod visu pulchrum est

10. regal ::

regium

11. fancy ::

impetus

12. upscale ::

upscale

13. upmarket ::

upmarket

14. plush ::

flocculaque

16. posh ::

posh

17. ritzy ::

ritzy

18. swish ::

swish

Antonyms

1. austere ::

austerus sum

2. humble ::

humilem

Different Forms

palatial, palatially

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