Sense: noble, dignified and impressive in appearance or manner
She is tall and stately; a stately house.
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 Afrikaans: adelheid |
 Arabic: جَلال، مَهابَه، بَهاء |
 Bulgarian: държавническо изкуство |
 Brazilian: imponência |
 Czech: vznešenost |
 German: die Stattlichkeit |
 Danish: statelighed |
 Greek: αρχοντιά, επιβλητικότητα |
 Estonian: väärikus |
 Farsi: شكوه |
 Finnish: uljaus |
 French: majesté |
 Hebrew: טִקסִיוּת |
 Hindi: गौरव |
 Croatian: uzvišenost, dostojanstvo |
 Hungarian: méltóságteljesség |
 Indonesian: keanggunan |
 Icelandic: tíguleiki |
 Italian: grandiosità |
 Japanese: 威厳 |
 Korean: 위엄 있음, 장엄함, 품위 있음 |
 Lithuanian: didingumas, prakilnumas |
 Latvian: cēlums; greznība; staltum |
 Malay: keanggunan |
 Dutch: statigheid |
 Norwegian: verdighet, eleganse |
 Polish: majestat |
 Portuguese: imponência |
 Romanian: majestate |
 Russian: величественность |
 Slovak: vznešenosť |
 Slovenian: dostojanstvenost |
 Serbian: velelepnost |
 Swedish: ståtlighet |
 Thai: ความสง่างาม; ความสูงส่ง, |
 Turkish: gösterişlilik, heybetlili |
 Taiwanese: 莊嚴性 |
 Ukrainian: величність |
 Urdu: شان و شوکت |
 Vietnamese: tính trang nghiêm, trịnh |
 Chinese: 庄严性 |
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