Plural of grandeur; instances or examples of impressive greatness, dignity, or magnificence.
Plural of 'grandeur,' from Old French 'grandeur,' related to 'grand' (great). Common in English since the 1500s.
Writers love using 'grandeurs' in plural when describing multiple magnificent things together—like 'the grandeurs of ancient Rome'—it sounds more impressive than just saying 'grand things.'
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