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Definition grand in British English

grand adjective

adjective
/ɡrænd/
1

a grand place, object, or occasion is very impressive

Example

The house was spacious and grand.

Example

The ball was a very grand affair.

Synonyms and related words
sick respected praiseworthy
1.1

a grand idea, plan, or action is impressive because it tries to achieve a lot

Example

a grand plan to reform US health care

Example

the grand design of a single market for Europe

Synonyms and related words
sick respected praiseworthy
2

a grand person behaves as if they are very important

Example

I could have given you some hints, but I suppose you thought yourself too grand.

Synonyms and related words
grand flamboyant grandly
3

very good or enjoyable

Example

It would be grand if she could come.

Example

We've been having a grand time.

Synonyms and related words
pleasant enjoyable relaxing cushdy great select
4

most important. This word is often used in people's titles

Example

Robert was the grand marshal of the Saint Patrick's Day parade.

Example

the grand prize

Synonyms and related words
main basic primary
Definition grand in British English

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