6 uses
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Definition
the quality of being grand or magnificent or splendid
- The grandeur and terror of extinction had formed the character of Tradd and had nearly ruined the life of his father, Commerce.Chapter 1.2 (53% in)
- On thisnight you enter into a realm of grandeur and distinction.Chapter 3.26 (37% in)
- I studied my new identity, my validation, and I felt changed, completely transfigured in the surprising grandeur of its gold.Chapter 3.26 (54% in)
- Now sit down, swine, forgive me for coming down so hard on you the first day, and I promise to teach you and the other simpletons some of the grandeur and sweep and horror of history as it spread into Western Europe.Chapter 3.27 (37% in)
- There was always a grandeur and a nobility in my megalomania.Chapter 4.36 (**% in)
- It was the witness, one afflicted with all the hurt and burden and grandeur of memory.Chapter 4.49 (91% in)
There are no more uses of "grandeur" in The Lords of Discipline.
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