V2 Vocabulary Building Dictionary
palatial
adjective
Definition: luxurious and/or grand, like a palace
Synonyms: grand, deluxe, impressive, regal, rich, luxurious, plush, opulent, stately, imposing
Antonyms: small, average, unimpressive
Tips: For palatial, think of the related noun palace, a large, luxurious mansion, usually one occupied by royalty or aristrocracy. Palatial describes buildings that are grand and stately, like palaces.
Usage Examples:
The hotel is known for its palatial elegance. (luxurious)
The palatial, 130-room mansion is the most expensive home in the city. (grand, impressive)
I don't need a palatial home in an exclusive neighborhood; a little beach cottage is enough to make me happy. (stately, imposing)
The honeymoon suite was palatial and made the newlyweds feel truly pampered. (luxurious, plush, regal)
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