Definition of grandisonant
archaic
:giving the impression of grandeur
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grandisonant
adjective
gran·dis·o·nant
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(ˈ)gran¦disᵊnənt
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variants:
or
grandisonous
\-ᵊnəs\
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Origin and Etymology of grandisonant
grandisonant from Late Latin grandisonus (from Latin grandis great + -sonus, from sonare to sound) + English -ant; grandisonous from Late Latin grandisonus
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