0 greatness; impressive dignity -- storhed
the majesty of the city’s monuments.
1 (with His, Your) a title used when speaking to or of a king or queen -- Deres Majestæt
Your Majesty.
Their Majesties
Her Majesty the Queen
More can and must be done to restore the awful majesty of our criminal justice system, which depends essentially upon its deterrent power.
Let us dispel any idea of the majesty of the law.
It is a misguided egalitarian perversion to debase the majesty of law in order to impose uniform conditions of production at the starting line.
All the awe and majesty that should be within a county court is being lost.
How can it be held that the majesty of the moral law is upheld in such circumstances as these?
He pleaded that the response 'by his majesty's special commandment' was positive and sufficient in law, being a valid cause of imprisonment and not the 'cause of the cause'.
It was fitting that now he was before the real person of the king undergoing his own elevation, he should invoke the idea of the majesty of the portrait image.
Audiences, after all, paid to watch kings and princes perform on the stage and to watch boys don the personae and - literally - the cloaks of majesty.
