Extremely large, luxurious, and impressive, like a palace or fit for royalty.
From Latin 'palatium' (palace), which originally referred to the Palatine Hill in Rome where emperors built their residences. The adjective form developed to mean 'palace-like.'
The Palatine Hill in Rome was so fancy that the word 'palace' itself comes from its name—and it literally changed world architecture because everyone wanted to build like the Romans!
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