Grandeur (noun)

1. The quality or state of being grand or magnificent; magnificence; grandness; stateliness.
2. The appearance of grandness; grand or impressive display or show; magnificence.
3. Grand and imposing manner or appearance.

Origin:

Middle french (14th century) grandeur, from grand ("grand") + -eur ("-eur"), from latin grandis ("big, grea.t")

Examples:

1. The palace was built with grandeur, featuring magnificent halls and high ceilings.
2. The sunset was marred by the grandeur of the storm clouds rolling in from the west.
3. The city was renowned for its grandeur and beauty, with many fine public buildings.
4. The grandeur of the Himalayas is breathtaking, and many visitors are overwhelmed by the scale and majesty of the peaks.
5. The grandeur of the royal palace was a reflection of the wealth and power of the kingdom.