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Comparative for accorded a great deal of respect, especially because of age, wisdom, or character
Comparative for worthy of great respect, especially because of age, wisdom, or character
Comparative for from, or relating to, a distant past or previous era
Comparative for regarded as holy or consecrated
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of a custom or tradition
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Comparative for respected or valued because it has existed for a long time
Comparative for having or being of high quality, especially in a form that is traditional or pure
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Comparative for accorded a great deal of respect, especially because of age, wisdom, or character
greater
auguster
grander
statelier
graver
worthier
better-known
noteworthier
loftier
brighter
splendider
prouder
better
sublimer
excellenter
powerfuller
bigger
wonderfuller
staider
superber
kinglier
supremer
lordlier
praiseworthier
larger
courtlier
higher
finer
portlier
somberer
US
sombrer
UK
fabber
heavier
holier
heavenlier
commoner
seriouser
weightier
fatter
starchier
niftier
eliter
archer
posher
huger
gentler
cooler
choicer
peachier
wickeder
neater
doper
keener
phatter
bullier
princelier
lavisher
richer
swankier
ambitiouser
ritzier
plusher
vaster
queenlier
costlier
haughtier
classier
perfecter
splashier
braver
lovelier
mightier
stiffer
longer
stuffier
flashier
swisher
swanker
plushier
sightlier
better-connected
meaner
groovier
immenser
slicker
dandier
hotter
sweller
bragger
smarter
nicer
suaver
chicer
comelier
fancier
daintier
better-dressed
better-bred
more distinguished
more esteemed
more celebrated
more illustrious
more renowned
more eminent
more acclaimed
more notable
more noted
more prominent
more respected
more famed
more revered
more honoured
UK
more noble
more reputable
more glorious
more estimable
more respectable
more elevated
more honored
US
more legendary
more dignified
more imposing
more honourable
UK
more honorable
US
more hallowed
more admirable
more sacred
more exemplary
more famous
more prestigious
more important
more outstanding
more recognized
US
more influential
more recognised
UK
more brilliant
more leading
more memorable
more significant
more remarkable
more reputed
more acknowledged
more vaunted
more magnificent
more popular
more notorious
more impressive
more conspicuous
more redoubtable
more exceptional
more shining
more major league
more considerable
more valued
more major
more well-regarded
more luminous
more visible
more marvelous
US
more resplendent
more marvellous
UK
more regal
more majestic
more well-thought-of
more dominant
more astral
more storied
more peerless
more aristocratic
more feted
more infamous
more heroic
more unforgettable
more high-powered
more extraordinary
more solemn
more triumphant
more refined
more creditable
more monumental
more meritorious
more high-ranking
more time-honored
more established
more consequential
more momentous
more big-league
more decorous
more formal
more pivotal
more big league
more pleasurable
more meaningful
more material
more talked about
more ceremonious
more imperial
more sedate
more proper
more prized
more predominant
more key
more central
more appreciated
more principal
more magisterial
more couth
more singular
more dazzling
more especial
more special
more professional
more sovereign
more fateful
more essential
more high-profile
more world-class
more unreal
more eventful
more historic
more major-league
more super-duper
more pleasing
more uplifting
more fulfilling
more groundbreaking
more epochal
more satisfying
more far-reaching
more glittering
more decorated
more intellectual
more excessive
more immodest
more exaggerated
more authoritative
more familiar
more marked
more prizewinning
more reliable
more beloved
more golden
more beautiful
more gorgeous
more striking
more seminal
more delightful
more nonpareil
more public
more enjoyable
more senior
more instrumental
more reserved
more dynamic
more energetic
more puissant
more radiant
more upright
more effulgent
more primary
more splendorous
more splendrous
more gracious
more composed
more patrician
more mondo
more transcendent
more celebrious
more genteel
more cardinal
more lionlike
more leonine
more overbearing
more overmastering
more upmarket
more highbred
more sovran
more self-respecting
more grandiose
more blue-blooded
more epic
more upper-crust
more royal
more massive
more magnific
more baronial
more gallant
more heroical
more stellar
more Homeric
more smashing
more exquisite
more rad
more commendable
more awe-inspiring
more worthwhile
more crackerjack
more rare
more valuable
more laudable
more meritable
more select
more splendiferous
more deserving
more solid
more masterly
more ace
more high-minded
more brill
more applaudable
more attractive
more copacetic
more A-OK
more top-hole
more top-notch
more sumptuous
more opulent
more spectacular
more luxurious
more awesome
more stunning
more elegant
more commanding
more breathtaking
more terrific
more towering
more classic
more dramatic
more pompous
more fantastic
more fabulous
more divine
more magnolious
more formidable
more staggering
more deluxe
more statuesque
more mind-blowing
more extravagant
more ostentatious
more tremendous
more overwhelming
more Olympian
more pretentious
more conventional
more amazing
more portentous
more traditional
more official
more wondrous
more ominous
more handsome
more ornate
more magnanimous
more fabled
more iconic
more eye-catching
more prodigious
more ceremonial
more sensational
more matchless
more high-class
more unparalleled
more rarefied
more godlike
more resounding
more classical
more large-scale
more inflated
more high-flown
more incredible
more elaborate
more expensive
more astonishing
more phenomenal
more extended
more flash
more astounding
more reverential
more unfathomable
more theatrical
more grandiloquent
more jaw-dropping
more colossal
more arduous
more Herculean
more absorbing
more penetrating
more stupendous
more high up
more prevailing
more learned
more triumphal
more resonant
more idealistic
more baroque
more flamboyant
more ideal
more high profile
more exciting
more moving
more incomparable
more potent
more gifted
more effective
more overblown
more forcible
more ritualistic
more rapturous
more blissful
more spiritual
more transcendental
more abstract
more outrageous
more ritual
more sacramental
more topping
more stylish
more graceful
more cultivated
more tasteful
more sophisticated
more bodacious
more quality
more artistic
more fashionable
more hype
more righteous
more inspired
more radical
more fantabulous
more celebratory
more polished
more discerning
more bonny
more boffo
more bonnie
more corking
more amazeballs
more supernal
more set
more bosting
more on fleek
more bang-up
more state-of-the-art
more blue-chip
more modish
more delicate
more urbane
more charming
more aesthetic
UK
more dashing
more cultured
more affected
more debonair
more overdone
more esthetic
US
more stylized
more recherche
more ❯
“In the course of time, Bryant became the
venerable
doyen of American journalism.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for worthy of great respect, especially because of age, wisdom, or character
worthier
finer
prouder
statelier
classier
honester
better
trustworthier
trustier
juster
truer
fairer
purer
straighter
nicer
knightlier
praiseworthier
excellenter
courtlier
better-bred
better-mannered
peacefuller
greater
more upright
more noble
more decent
more respectable
more honourable
UK
more virtuous
more principled
more honorable
US
more moral
more respected
more distinguished
more dignified
more proper
more estimable
more gracious
more gallant
more decorous
more composed
more couth
more magnanimous
more beneficent
more cultivated
more valiant
more independent
more regal
more high-minded
more great-hearted
more self-respecting
more righteous
more upstanding
more ethical
more reputable
more reliable
more right-minded
more creditable
more stand-up
more admirable
more dependable
more laudable
more conscientious
more scrupulous
more blameless
more solid
more meritorious
more unimpeachable
more incorruptible
more faithful
more exemplary
more truthful
more chivalrous
more conscionable
more sincere
more straightforward
more forthright
more innocent
more impeccable
more guiltless
more commendable
more faultless
more self-sufficient
more uncorrupted
more applaudable
more refined
more unblemished
more clean-living
more inculpable
more mannerly
more irreprehensible
more unblamable
more right-thinking
more esteemed
more dutiful
more lawful
more glorious
more civilized
US
more duteous
more notable
more orderly
more eminent
more prestigious
more respectful
more peaceable
more well behaved
more civilised
UK
more ❯
“I shall refrain from criticizing the most
venerable
gentleman from Illinois, for he is only his master's voice, wailing in the wilderness of communism.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for from, or relating to, a distant past or previous era
ancienter
older
hoarier
antiquer
maturer
greyer
UK
grayer
US
earlier
creakier
cobwebbier
mossier
riper
mouldier
UK
clunkier
moldier
US
longer-lasting
later
quainter
staler
feebler
frailer
weaklier
mustier
fustier
deader
dowdier
odder
triter
mellower
more aged
more antediluvian
more dateless
more senescent
more senior
more decrepit
more timeworn
more antiquated
more archaic
more superannuated
more doddery
more grizzled
more outmoded
more out-of-date
more old-fashioned
more primeval
US
more geriatric
more obsolete
more aging
US
more unyoung
more primitive
more longevous
more primaeval
UK
more rusty
more prehistoric
more long-lived
more senile
more past
more outdated
more traditional
more centenarian
more historic
more old-time
more moth-eaten
more medieval
US
more obsolescent
more worn
more mediaeval
UK
more atavistic
more anachronistic
more dated
more time-honoured
more advanced
more patriarchal
more tired
more retired
more defunct
more prehistorical
more neolithic
more abiding
more deprecated
more démodé
more foregone
more outworn
more on in years
more antwacky
more timeless
more antiquarian
more classical
more ageless
more enduring
more vintage
more remote
more done
more lasting
more established
more ritual
more ritualistic
more tried and true
more tried and tested
more well-established
more pristine
more oldfangled
more unfashionable
more aboriginal
more original
more shot
more anile
more corny
more passe
more vieux jeu
more middle-aged
more retro
more old-school
more retrograde
more old-timey
more backward
more clapped out
more seasoned
more unstylish
more faded
more neglected
more hackneyed
more banal
more old-hat
more commonplace
more threadbare
more unoriginal
more geezery
more shopworn
more overworked
more obligatory
more frayed
more used
more well-worn
more cliché-ridden
more worn out
more ❯
“No virtuously disposed mind can look back upon a long line of truly
venerable
ancestors without feeling his motive to a virtuous life strengthened.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for regarded as holy or consecrated
holier
saintlier
godlier
purer
devouter
better
unworldlier
juster
perfecter
cleaner
humbler
sublimer
chaster
heavenlier
supremer
ghostlier
unearthlier
churchlier
more hallowed
more sacred
more sacrosanct
more blessed
more sanctified
more sacral
more untouchable
more revered
more divine
more consecrate
more dedicated
more unprofane
more religious
more spiritual
more immaculate
more righteous
more sainted
more faithful
more reverent
more devoted
more devotional
more saintlike
more virtuous
more moral
more angelic
more prayerful
more upright
more pietistic
more spotless
more innocent
more seraphic
more pietistical
more undefiled
more untainted
more godlike
more faultless
more glorified
more uncorrupt
more god-fearing
more solemn
more cherished
more theistic
more sacramental
more ecclesiastical
more numinous
more inviolable
more supernatural
more ethereal
more beatific
more otherworldly
more deistic
more deific
more blissful
more supernal
more cherubic
more transcendental
more transmundane
more astral
more goddesslike
more mystical
more deitylike
more mystic
more transcendent
more cosmic
more superhuman
more preternatural
more incorporeal
more rapturous
more omnipotent
more supernormal
more ambrosial
more almighty
more deiform
more superterrestrial
more immaterial
more extraterrestrial
more extramundane
more unfleshly
more pontifical
more sacerdotal
more ritual
more sectarian
more angelical
more ministerial
more orthodox
more canonical
more paradisical
more Olympian
more ❯
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of a custom or tradition
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Comparative for respected or valued because it has existed for a long time
older
ancienter
more time-honoured
more traditional
more customary
more conventional
more usual
more established
more enduring
more routine
more set
more fixed
more lasting
more habitual
more familiar
more ritual
more wonted
more proven
more ritualistic
more classic
more historic
more respected
more long-lived
more tried and tested
more tried and true
more old-time
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having or being of high quality, especially in a form that is traditional or pure
choicer
excellenter
purer
maturer
riper
higher-quality
more vintage
more select
more quality
more rare
more archetypal
more classical
more essential
more traditional
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