Magnificent or splendid (used as a French word in English contexts).
French word meaning magnificent, from Latin 'magnificus' (magnus 'great' + facere 'to make'). Borrowed directly into English to describe elegant or impressive things.
English has borrowed 'magnifique' to sound more sophisticated or playful than just saying 'magnificent'—similar to how we use 'voilà' or 'oui'—it's code-switching to sound cultured without learning French.
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