Definitionn. splendid or imposing in size or appearance
Last update: October 19, 2015
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But Reid lacked the art to give due impressiveness to the important advance which his positions really contain. [Please select]
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Mark's of Venice, or useless height admitted in order to increase the impressiveness, as in nearly every noble building in the world. [Please select]
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There was a wait of some seconds while his listener digested the information; then she nodded her head with slow impressiveness. [Please select]
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He bowed now to Clodagh with the extreme impressiveness that men of his type bestow upon a new and promising introduction. [Please select]
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He shook hands with both; then he turned to Clodagh with rather more impressiveness. [Please select]
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It was Bernhard Gillam, who, working in the new Keppler style, produced a series of cartoons whose tremendous impressiveness was universally recognized. [Please select]
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They are big, powerful, "necessitous," and have therefore an impressiveness, even an æsthetic appeal, not to be denied. [Please select]
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