imposing English

Meaning imposing meaning

What does imposing mean?

imposing

— adjective (= baronial, noble, stately) impressive in appearance a baronial mansion an imposing residence a noble tree severe-looking policemen sat astride noble horses stately columns

— adjective (= distinguished, magisterial) used of a person's appearance or behavior; befitting an eminent person his distinguished bearing the monarch's imposing presence she reigned in magisterial beauty

Synonyms imposing synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as imposing?

imposing English » English

grand

impressive

stately

majestic

magnificent

splendid

dignified

awe-inspiring

noble

august

striking

spectacular

large

handsome

fine

distinguished

commanding

prominent

mighty

magisterial

legitimate

legal

great

excellent

elegant

considerable

brilliant

big

baronial

vast

tremendous

swingeing

superb

substantial

sublime

stupendous

solemn

snazzy

sizable

significant

sightly

showy

severe

self-respecting

real

pretentious

prestige

portly

pompous

plumping

Topics imposing topics

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Big

• What words describe something that is big?
  big large biggish bulky fair-sized be a fair size good-sized be a good size bulky grand imposing sizable substantial