No. 10,550 in French
majesté
Majesty; grandeur or supreme dignity.
In a sentence
La majesté des montagnes enneigées est admirée par tous.
The majesty of the snow-covered mountains is admired by all.
In this sentence, 'majesté' refers to grandeur or impressive dignity of the mountains, conveying a sense of awe.
Sa Majesté s'est exprimée lors de la cérémonie officielle.
Her Majesty spoke during the official ceremony.
Here, 'majesté' is used as a formal title for a royal figure, reflecting respect and honor.
Il a abordé le sujet avec une telle majesté que tout le monde était captivé.
He approached the subject with such majesty that everyone was captivated.
In this context, 'majesté' describes the dignified and impressive manner in which the subject was approached.
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