grandity

[Lat. grand it as, from grand is great.] Greatne , grandeur, magnificence. "Our poets excel in grandity and gravity, smoothne and property, in quickne and briefne ."-Camden: Remaines; Poems. *grand-ling, s. [Eng. grand ; dim. suff. -ling .] A petty noble or grandee. "Should he (not) heare of billow, wind and storm, From the tempestuous grand lings ." Ben Jonson: Speech according to Horace. grănd-lỹ, adv . [Eng. grand ; -ly .] In a grand manner, splendidly, magnificently, admirably, sublimely.