Definition of grandly in English:

grandly

adverb ˈɡrandliˈɡræn(d)li

In a proud, impressive, or ambitious manner.
the purchase of the painting was grandly announced
he bowed grandly before taking her hand
Example sentencesExamples
- These grandly conceived spaces, together with the smaller ancillary rooms, constituted an extraordinary museum of classical art.
- Mom gestures grandly, the motion eerily evocative of Dad.
- I don't even remember the last time I was so grandly entertained.
- Drivers who grandly sweep up to the entrance of the school find themselves being brusquely waved to the side of the road.
- A grandly arched passageway leads to the high-ceilinged gallery.
- Someone recently and rather grandly told me that we'd saved singing in Scotland.
- I was alone in a grandly furnished room.
- The grandly named "Surveyor of Highways" was in charge.
- The Brennans and their growing family lived rather grandly through the 1930s in the former private secretary's lodge in the Phoenix Park.
- "I have come for the shoes," she announced grandly. "Here is the money for them."

Definition of grandly in US English:

grandly

adverbˈɡræn(d)liˈɡran(d)lē

In a proud, impressive, or ambitious manner.
the purchase of the painting was grandly announced
he bowed grandly before taking her hand
Example sentencesExamples
- "I have come for the shoes," she announced grandly. "Here is the money for them."
- Mom gestures grandly, the motion eerily evocative of Dad.
- Drivers who grandly sweep up to the entrance of the school find themselves being brusquely waved to the side of the road.
- I don't even remember the last time I was so grandly entertained.
- A grandly arched passageway leads to the high-ceilinged gallery.
- The grandly named "Surveyor of Highways" was in charge.
- The Brennans and their growing family lived rather grandly through the 1930s in the former private secretary's lodge in the Phoenix Park.
- These grandly conceived spaces, together with the smaller ancillary rooms, constituted an extraordinary museum of classical art.
- I was alone in a grandly furnished room.
- Someone recently and rather grandly told me that we'd saved singing in Scotland.

单词	grandly
释义	Definition of grandly in English: grandly adverb ˈɡrandliˈɡræn(d)li In a proud, impressive, or ambitious manner. the purchase of the painting was grandly announced he bowed grandly before taking her hand Example sentencesExamples These grandly conceived spaces, together with the smaller ancillary rooms, constituted an extraordinary museum of classical art. Mom gestures grandly, the motion eerily evocative of Dad. I don't even remember the last time I was so grandly entertained. Drivers who grandly sweep up to the entrance of the school find themselves being brusquely waved to the side of the road. A grandly arched passageway leads to the high-ceilinged gallery. Someone recently and rather grandly told me that we'd saved singing in Scotland. I was alone in a grandly furnished room. The grandly named "Surveyor of Highways" was in charge. The Brennans and their growing family lived rather grandly through the 1930s in the former private secretary's lodge in the Phoenix Park. "I have come for the shoes," she announced grandly. "Here is the money for them." Definition of grandly in US English: grandly adverbˈɡræn(d)liˈɡran(d)lē In a proud, impressive, or ambitious manner. the purchase of the painting was grandly announced he bowed grandly before taking her hand Example sentencesExamples "I have come for the shoes," she announced grandly. "Here is the money for them." Mom gestures grandly, the motion eerily evocative of Dad. Drivers who grandly sweep up to the entrance of the school find themselves being brusquely waved to the side of the road. I don't even remember the last time I was so grandly entertained. A grandly arched passageway leads to the high-ceilinged gallery. The grandly named "Surveyor of Highways" was in charge. The Brennans and their growing family lived rather grandly through the 1930s in the former private secretary's lodge in the Phoenix Park. These grandly conceived spaces, together with the smaller ancillary rooms, constituted an extraordinary museum of classical art. I was alone in a grandly furnished room. Someone recently and rather grandly told me that we'd saved singing in Scotland.
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