magnanimous; dignified; tasteful
Meanings
3 senses · 8 examplesnoun
great magnanimity; imposing presence
commendatoryRefers to a person's broad-mindedness, tolerance, or impressive demeanor. Often used in a commendatory sense.
As a leader, one must have the magnanimity to accommodate different opinions.
The architecture of this palace has an imposing presence.
adjective
magnanimous; broad-minded; imposing
commendatoryDescribes a person who is tolerant, generous, or has a commanding presence.
He is very magnanimous and never nitpicks.
This speech is written with great vision and imposing style.
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Her design style is open and grand.
adjective
tasteful; elegant; not gaudy
commendatoryDescribes design, appearance, or style that is tasteful, dignified, and elegant. Often used to compliment fashion, decor, or presentation.
Her outfit today is very tasteful and appropriate.
The color and design of this furniture set are both very elegant.
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This kind of packaging is simple and tasteful, very popular.