splend
1splend — re·splend; …
2splend — adj British excellent, admirable, very satisfactory. A shortening of splendid favoured by mid dle class adolescents and young adults since 2000 …
3SPLEND — splendida, splendidae, splendidissimae, splendidissimus, splendido, splendissimi, splendissimiae …
4re|splend´ent|ly — re|splend|ent «rih SPLEHN duhnt», adjective. very bright; shining; splendid: »the resplendent rays of the sun, a face resplendent with joy. The queen was resplendent with jewels. ╂[< Latin resplendēns, entis, present participle of resplendēre… …
5re|splend|ent — «rih SPLEHN duhnt», adjective. very bright; shining; splendid: »the resplendent rays of the sun, a face resplendent with joy. The queen was resplendent with jewels. ╂[< Latin resplendēns, entis, present participle of resplendēre to glitter… …
6re|splend|ence — «rih SPLEHN duhns», noun. great brightness; gorgeous appearance; splendor …
7re|splend|en|cy — «rih SPLEHN duhn see», noun. = resplendence. (Cf. ↑resplendence) …
8splendid — [ˈsplendɪd] adj formal very good, impressive, or enjoyable Syn: wonderful splendidly adv …
9splendor — [ˈsplendə] the American spelling of splendour …
10splendour — [ˈsplendə] noun [U] the impressive beauty of something …