Sublime (adjective)

  1. Of a greatness or impressiveness beyond ordinary comprehension or expectations; majestic.
  2. Of a superior or transcendent excellence or beauty.
  3. Of a state of mind characterized by deep spiritual awareness and detachment from material and worldly things.
  4. Of a style or manner that is elevated, noble, and grand in a way that inspires awe or reverence.

Origin:

From latin sublimis, from sub- + limen 'threshold, height'.

Examples:

  1. The sight of the majestic mountain range was truly sublime.
  2. The music was of such a sublime beauty that it brought tears to his eyes.
  3. Her poetry had a sublime quality that made it seem as if she was describing things beyond the physical world.
  4. The architecture of the cathedral was sublime in its grandeur and intricate details.
  5. The landscape was so vast and awe-inspiring that it felt as if he was in the presence of something sublime and holy.
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