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      imposing
      adjective
      Magnificent and impressive because of appearance, size, stateliness or dignity.
      Roots
      ponopos- · Latin · put, place
      Synonyms for imposing
      statelyadjbaronialadjgrandadjmajesticadjimpressiveadjmagnificentadjgrandioseadjstatuesqueadjmagisterialadjformidableadjheftyadjsplendidadj
      Words related to imposing
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