majestic

Preposition: in

• holiness: Who is like thee, majestic in holiness, terrible in glorious deeds, doing wonders?
• background: Coast/Beach There is a lakeside beach with facilities for wind surfing 15mins drive away with the Mt Blanc majestic in the background.

Modifies a noun

• Himalayas: I wrapped it up admiring the majestic Himalayas with a two-day trek in Pokhara.
• scenery: The Castle's location provides an ideal touring base for visiting some of Scotland's most majestic scenery.
• splendor: We have seen his majestic splendor with our own eyes.
• grandeur: Toward the north appears the range of the Sidlaw hills, with the Grampians in the distance towering above them in majestic grandeur.
• mountain: See the majestic mountain at the end of this meadow.
• canyon: It curves majestic canyons, yet ripples through the towns.

Modifying Another Word

• truly: What a truly majestic sight awaited us along this road.
• once: How many people from recent generations realize they are sitting on top of a once majestic swimming pool?
• quite: In fact, they are actually quite majestic, aren't they?
• so: He appeared so majestic, as his golden fleece shone in the sun.
• very: A slide was shown of a painting of a very majestic sheep that was painted by a plumber.
• equally: Equally majestic are the Great Zimbabwe Ruins in the south near Masvingo which date back some 700 years.

Used with adjective complement

• look: Still, it set quickly and looks majestic upon it's massive cake throne.
• stand: The majestic snow-capped volcano Osorno stands majestic against country's second largest lake Lago Llanquihue.
• feel: This film looks, sounds, and feels majestic.
• sound: This for me was the Super Furries finest hour, and it sounds quite majestic in all its glory.
• find: In late afternoon, we find majestic Gullfoss and nearly get wet.
• rise: Inland the countryside is glorious, the Mendips rising majestic above the surrounding countryside.