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jubilant, magnificent, meticulous (Latin)
58 words from the Italic (Indo-European) family. Predominantly nouns. Representative words: jubilant, magnificent, meticulous, magnitude, incredible.
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wideadjectiveOf great or more than average width; extending over a large...importantadjectiveOf great significance or value; having a marked effect or...significantadjectiveSufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention;...doubleadjective / verb / nounConsisting of two equal, identical, or similar parts or...elationnounGreat happiness and exhilaration; a feeling of being lifted...sensationnounA physical feeling or perception resulting from something...hardadjectiveSolid, firm, and rigid; not easily broken, bent, or...highadjectiveOf great vertical extent; extending far upward; far above...momentnounA very brief period of time; importance or significance...worshipnounThe feeling or expression of reverence and adoration for a...leapverbTo jump or spring a long way, to a great height, or with...longadjectiveMeasuring a great distance from end to end; lasting or...enchantverbTo fill with great delight or charm; to cast a spell on or...honornounHigh respect or great esteem; adherence to what is right or...honournounHigh respect, great esteem, or public acknowledgement given...richadjectiveHaving a great deal of money or assets; wealthy; plentiful,...zealnounGreat energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or an...delightnounGreat pleasure, joy, or satisfaction; something that gives...embarkverbTo board a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle for a journey;...faradverbAt, to, or by a great distance in space or time; a long way...incredibleadjectiveImpossible or very difficult to believe; extraordinarily...magistratenounA civil officer who administers the law, especially one who...magniloquentadjectiveUsing or characterized by high-flown, pompous, or...manianounMental illness marked by periods of great excitement or...randomadjectiveMade, done, or happening without method or conscious...triumphnounA great victory or achievement; the joy or satisfaction...tycoonnounA wealthy, powerful person in business or industry.vertigonounA sensation of dizziness and loss of balance, as if the...affluentadjective / nounHaving a great deal of money; wealthy; (in geography) a...ardornounGreat enthusiasm or passion; intense heat.awfuladjectiveVery bad or unpleasant; used to emphasize the extent of...bigadjectiveOf considerable size, extent, or intensity; important,...diverseadjectiveShowing a great deal of variety; including people of...ecstasynounAn overwhelming feeling of great happiness or joyful...epiphanynounA moment of sudden and great revelation or realization;...eruditeadjectiveHaving or showing great knowledge, learning, or...exquisiteadjectiveExtremely beautiful and delicate; intensely felt; showing...ferventadjectiveHaving or showing great warmth or intensity of spirit,...glorynounHigh renown or honour won by notable achievements;...gorillanounThe largest living primate, a heavily built ground-dwelling...grandiloquentadjectivePompous or extravagant in language, style, or manner,...joynounA feeling of great pleasure and happiness; a vivid emotion...jubilantadjectiveFeeling or expressing great joy and triumph.jubilationnounA feeling of great happiness and triumph; exultant...loquaciousadjectiveTending to talk a great deal; excessively talkative....luxurynounA state of great comfort and extravagant living; an...magnificentadjectiveExtremely beautiful, elaborate, or impressive; splendid.magnitudenounThe great size or extent of something; in science, a...manganounA style of Japanese comic books and graphic novels,...MaynounThe fifth month of the year in the Gregorian and Julian...megalopolisnounA very large, heavily populated city or urban complex; a...meticulousadjectiveShowing great attention to detail; very careful and precise.muchdeterminer, pronoun, adverbA large amount or to a great extent.suffragenounThe right to vote in political elections; also, a vote...terribleadjectiveExtremely bad or unpleasant; causing terror or dread; very...tremendousadjectiveVery great in amount, scale, or intensity; extraordinarily...vainglorynounExcessive pride in oneself or one's achievements; empty,...villainnounA character in a story or play whose evil actions or...