August ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

August ( adjective )

1. Inspiring respect and admiration; of commanding dignity or grandeur.
2. Worthy of honor and respect; venerable.
3. Of the month of August.

Origin:

From latin augustus "consecrated, venerable, magnificent", from augere "to increase".

Examples:

1. He was an august figure in the field of science.
2. The august monarch was highly respected by his subjects.
3. The august assembly was attended by dignitaries from all over the world.
4. The august presence of the president filled the room.
5. August is the month when the dog days of summer set in.

(As a noun)

August ( noun )

1. Inspiring respect and admiration; of commanding dignity or grandeur.
2. Worthy of honor and respect; venerable.
3. Of the month of August.

Origin:

From latin augustus "consecrated, venerable, magnificent", from augere "to increase".

Examples:

1. He was an august figure in the field of science.
2. The august monarch was highly respected by his subjects.
3. The august assembly was attended by dignitaries from all over the world.
4. The august presence of the president filled the room.
5. August is the month when the dog days of summer set in.