palatial

Modifies a noun

• mansion: From Ampthill journey on to Woburn for a visit to the 18th century palatial mansion Woburn Abbey.
• surroundings: Palatial surroundings, fine antiques and the highest levels of personal service combine to give the Culloden Hotel an air of elegance.
• residence: Tourists trampling across the once palatial residences of emperors.
• hotel: In the forecourt of a most palatial hotel, the birthday girl was waiting.
• home: I was invited to his palatial mountain home in Italy where I heard his station for the first time.
• building: We retired to lounge chairs in the garden outside the hotel's original palatial building.

Modifying Another Word

• quite: Compare this with Gaza: sturdy houses, some quite palatial, being bulldozed to the ground by a desperate government.
• almost: The north side of Wilson Street reached almost palatial dignity - the City and County Buildings being erected there in 1844.
• truly: It is thought to be truly palatial in scale.

Preposition: in

scale: It is thought to be truly palatial in scale.