sublimity

sub·lime

 (sə-blīm′)

adj.

1. Characterized by nobility; majestic.

2.

a. Of high spiritual, moral, or intellectual worth.

b. Not to be excelled; supreme.

3. Inspiring awe; impressive.

4. Archaic Raised aloft; set high.

5. Archaic Of lofty appearance or bearing; haughty: "not terrible, / That I should fear ... / But solemn and sublime" (John Milton).

n.

1. Something sublime.

2. An ultimate example.

v. sub·limed, sub·lim·ing, sub·limes

v.tr.

1. To render sublime.

2. Chemistry To cause to sublimate.

v.intr. Chemistry

To sublimate.

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[French, from Old French, sublimated, from Latin sublīmis, uplifted.]

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sub·lime′ly adv.

sub·lime′ness, sub·lim′i·ty (sə-blĭm′ĭ-tē) n.

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sub•lim•i•ty

(səˈblɪm ɪ ti)

n., pl. -ties.

1. the state or quality of being sublime.

2. a sublime person or thing.

[1520–30]

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Thesaurus

Noun

1.

sublimity - nobility in thought or feeling or style magnanimousness, nobleness, grandeur, nobility - the quality of elevation of mind and exaltation of character or ideals or conduct

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Translations

سُمُو، رَوْعَه، رِفْعَه، نُبْل

vznešenost

mageløshed

Erhabenheit

sublime

mikilfengleiki

storslagenhet

yücelik

崇高性

sublimity

[səˈblɪmɪtɪ] N → sublimidad f

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sublimity

n (liter) → Erhabenheit f

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sublime

(səˈblaim) adjective

of overwhelming greatness, grandeur, beauty etc. subliem مَهيب، نَبيل، رَفيع ، سامٍ възвишен sublime vznešený erhaben sublim υπέροχοςsublime suursugune, ülev حيرت انگيز mahtava sublime נִשגָב उच्च, उत्कष्ट, भव्य, प्रतापी, महान, लोकोत्तर, परम, चरम uzvišen, dostojanstven fenséges mulia göfugur, háleitur, mikilfenglegur sublime 荘厳な 숭고한, 장엄한 didis, taurus, aukštas, iškilus cēls; dižens; grandiozs mengagumkan subliemstorslått, sublimwzniosły, doskonały حیرانونکی sublime sublim возвышенный vznešený, veľkolepý veličasten uzvišen storslagen, sublim สูงส่ง yüce, ulu, yüksek 卓越的，崇高的 величний; грандіозний بر تر، اعلیٰ hùng vĩ, tuyệt vời 卓越的，崇高的

suˈblimely adverb

subliem بصورةٍ رَفيعَه أو نَبيله أو سامِيَه грандиозно sublimemente vznešeně erhaben sublimt υπέροχαsublimemente pidulikult بطرزي حيرت انگيز mahtavasti sublimement בְּאוֹפֶן נִשגָב भव्यता से, महत्तापूर्वक, उत्कृष्टता से uzvišeno, dostojanstveno felségesen, magasztosan secara mulia mikilfenglega in modo sublime 荘厳に 숭고하게, 장엄하게 didžiai, tauriai cēli; diženi; grandiozi dengan mengagumkan subliemstorslått, ytterst, sublimt wzniośle, doskonale, bosko په حیرانونکی ډول sublimemente sublim возвышенно vznešene veličastno uzvišeno storslaget, sublimt อย่างสง่างาม; อย่างสูงส่ง yüce bir şekilde 卓越地，崇高地 велично رفعت کے ساتھ hùng vĩ, tuyệt vời 卓越地，崇高地

suˈblimity (-ˈbli-) noun

subliemheid سُمُو، رَوْعَه، رِفْعَه، نُبْل величие sublimidade vznešenost die Erhabenheit mageløshed μεγαλείοsublimidad pidulikkus حيرت mahtavuus sublimité נִשגָבוּת भव्यता, महत्ता, उत्कृष्टता uzvišenost, plemenitost fenség(esség) kemuliaan mikilfengleiki sublimità 荘厳 숭고, 장엄 taurumas, iškilumas cēlums; diženums kekaguman sublimiteitstorslagenhet wzniosłość, doskonałość, boskość حیرت، حیرانتیا sublimidade sublim, măreţie возвышенность vznešenosť veličastnost uzvišenost storslagenhet, sublimitet ความสง่างาม; ความสูงส่ง yücelik 崇高性 піднесеність; величність برتری sự hùng vĩ, tuyệt vời 崇高性

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