splendor

Preposition: of

• era: Watch the splendor of a bygone era when around 15 of the majestic Thames Sailing Barges race for various trophies.
• palace: There's the fairytale splendor of a Victorian Palace.
• glory: When I shall extinguish the splendor of the glory of thy Kingdom out of Heaven, tribulation shall cover thee &c.
• world: Verily, the thing I fear most for you all is what Allah will allow you to acquire of the splendor of this world.
• bird: The pagan Meccans, impressed by the splendor of these birds, therefore described their goddesses by an analogous reference to them.
• life: Qatadah and As-Suddi said, " The splendor of this worldly life means the beautiful adornments of the life of this world.

Converse of object

• enjoy: Enjoy the splendor of our protected coral reef adorned with tropical marine life.
• experience: You can experience the splendor of the RMS Titanic.
• discover: Discover royal splendor from prehistory to the Renaissance, from the Middle Ages to the 19th century.
• reflect: Chutney Mary's was designed to reflect the splendor of the cuisine.

Adjective modifier

• natural: Here natural splendor forms the perfect setting for cosmopolitan pursuits.
• original: The Best Western master builder's house hotel has undergone a total refurbishment and has been restored to its original splendor.
• full: As he got up and started walking I was able to see him now in his full splendor and majesty.
• Georgian: The house was built in 1740 and oozes Georgian splendor and Victorian charm.
• royal: The focus of wedding planning services from Langtry Manor Hotel is to create your special day in royal splendor.
• glorious: Two men, Moses and Elijah, appeared in glorious splendor, talking with Jesus.