splendiferous
adjectiveHow many syllables in splendiferous?
There are 4 syllables in the word splendiferous.Divide splendiferous into syllables:
splen · dif · er · ous
How to pronounce splendiferous:
Definition of splendiferous:
- splendiferous (adjective):
- extraordinarily or showily impressive
- adjective. having great beauty and splendor.
Synonyms for splendiferous:
apocalyptic
beautiful
celestial
cosmic
divine
extraordinary
extravagant
formidable
gorgeous
heavenly
impressive
inflated
killer
lavish
luxurious
marvellous
marvelous
operatic
opulent
palatial
remarkable
resplendent
sensational
splendid
striking
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Antonyms for splendiferous:
abominable
abysmal
appalling
atrocious
awful
bad
bodger
cheap
contemptible
cruddy
crude
crummy
deficient
deplorable
detestable
disappointing
disgraceful
dismal
dreadful
duff
execrable
garbage
half-pie
homely
hopeless
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