pomp
61pomp — n. Parade, display, show, splendor, magnificence, pageantry, pageant, flourish, state, ostentation, pompousness, grandeur, pride, flourish …
62pomp — n 1. grandeur, splendor, brilliance, glory; dignity, gravity, weight, ponderousness, state, solemnity, ceremoniousness, ritual, rituality; magnificence, array, flourish, style, parade, procession, cavalcade; display, show, pageantry, ceremony,… …
63pomp — [pɒmp] noun [U] formal ceremony, especially involving expensive clothes and special traditions …
64pomp — [[t]pɒmp[/t]] n. 1) stately or splendid display; splendor; magnificence 2) ostentatious or vain display, esp. of dignity or importance 3) pomps, pompous displays, actions, or things 4) archaic a stately procession; pageant • Etymology: 1275–1325; …
65POMP — • phase offset multiplanar [pulse sequence in magnetic resonance imaging]; • principal outer material protein …
66pomp — s ( en) (el. pompa) yttre glans, ståt …
67Pomp — Pọmp, der; [e]s <französisch> (prachtvolle Ausstattung; [übertriebener] Prunk) …
68pomp — Ho okahakaha, hanohano …
69pomp — [14] Greek pompé meant literally ‘sending’ (it was derived from the verb pémpein ‘send’). But it came to be used metaphorically for a ‘solemn procession or parade’ (as being something that was ‘sent out’ on its way), and hence for the concomitant …
70pomp — pompu …
