Synonyms for Stately:

• adj.

  •august (adjective)
  • highminded,
  • re splendent,
  • highfalutin,
  • high ranking,
  • lofty,
  • highranking,
  • high minded,
  • re-splendent,
  • loftier.
  •ceremonial (adjective)
  • most stylized,
  • more stylized.
  •ceremonious (adjective)
  • more precise,
  • striking,
  • ex-act,
  • ex act.
  •courageous (adjective)
  • manly.
  •courtly (adjective)
  • most high bred,
  • most high-bred,
  • High-bred,
  • most adulatory,
  • more adulatory,
  • more high bred,
  • preuxest,
  • re fined,
  • high bred,
  • preux,
  • urbane,
  • more high-bred,
  • preuxer.
  •dignified (adjective)
  • most distingue,
  • up right,
  • up-right,
  • re served,
  • most respected,
  • re-served,
  • more distingue.
  •dignified, impressive (adjective)
  • opulent,
  • conventional,
  • high-minded,
  • monumental,
  • portly,
  • sumptuous,
  • queenly,
  • high,
  • massive,
  • towering,
  • large,
  • superb,
  • elevated,
  • kingly,
  • highfaluting.
  •distinguished (adjective)
  • namer,
  • talked of,
  • nonpareil,
  • singular,
  • extra ordinary,
  • highly regarded,
  • memorable,
  • reputable.
  •elegant (adjective)
  • well-bred,
  • ostentatious,
  • recherche.
  •elevated (adjective)
  • Heightened,
  • bigtime,
  • righteous,
  • high-rise,
  • highrise,
  • upheaved,
  • ethical,
  • high rise.
  •formal (adjective)
  • more formalistic,
  • more ceremonialistic,
  • re-gular,
  • more ritual,
  • pre scribed,
  • most formalistic,
  • stereo-typical,
  • pre-scribed,
  • re gular,
  • stereo typed,
  • most ritual,
  • ex-press,
  • most ceremonialistic,
  • stereo typical,
  • ex press,
  • stereo-typed.
  •gallant (adjective)
  • more fireeating,
  • most fire-eating,
  • fearless,
  • more fire-eating,
  • fire eating,
  • most fire eating,
  • more fire eating,
  • most fireeating,
  • fireeating.
  •gracious (adjective)
  • more bonhomous,
  • more good hearted,
  • well mannered,
  • good natured,
  • most good hearted,
  • good hearted,
  • most good-hearted,
  • big hearted,
  • most bonhomous,
  • wellmannered,
  • more good-hearted,
  • goodnatured.
  •grand (adjective)
  • more dynamite,
  • awe inspiring,
  • fabber,
  • fabbest,
  • grandest,
  • first rate,
  • un-real,
  • very good,
  • most smashing,
  • more smashing,
  • most dynamite,
  • aweinspiring,
  • out standing,
  • firstrate.
  •grandiose (adjective)
  • over whelming,
  • un fathomable,
  • high falutin',
  • high-falutin,
  • over-whelming.
  •great (adjective)
  • most famous,
  • para-mount,
  • puissant,
  • famous,
  • para mount,
  • greater.
  •handsome (adjective)
  • most well-dressed,
  • well dressed,
  • wellproportioned,
  • more wellproportioned,
  • welldressed,
  • cleancut,
  • most well proportioned,
  • most well-proportioned,
  • more well proportioned,
  • more welldressed,
  • clean cut,
  • most wellproportioned,
  • most well dressed,
  • most welldressed,
  • more well dressed,
  • be-coming,
  • well proportioned,
  • more well-dressed,
  • more well-proportioned,
  • good looking.
  •imposing (adjective)
  • over blown,
  • mind blowing,
  • over-blown,
  • one for book,
  • most mega,
  • something to write home about,
  • mindblowing,
  • more mega,
  • ex citing,
  • something write home about.
  •impressive (adjective)
  • most well done,
  • pro found,
  • ex-cited,
  • more welldone,
  • in tense,
  • most welldone,
  • in-tenser,
  • pro founder,
  • in-tensest,
  • more well done,
  • in-spiring,
  • in-tense,
  • pro-founder,
  • pro-found,
  • in spiring,
  • in tenser,
  • welldone,
  • ex cited,
  • well done,
  • more well-done,
  • well-done,
  • most well-done.
  •lordly (adjective)
  • up-pity,
  • up pity.
  •luxurious (adjective)
  • most pleasure loving,
  • well appointed,
  • in lap luxury,
  • pleasure loving,
  • in lap of luxury,
  • more luxurious,
  • more pleasure-loving,
  • self indulgent,
  • most pleasureloving,
  • de-luxe,
  • sybaritic,
  • most pampered,
  • fit for king- queen,
  • fit for a king queen,
  • more pleasure loving,
  • selfindulgent,
  • more pleasureloving,
  • in the lap luxury,
  • more upscale,
  • pleasureloving,
  • up-scale,
  • most upscale,
  • more pampered,
  • up scale,
  • ex pensive,
  • wellappointed,
  • fit for a king- queen,
  • most pleasure-loving,
  • De Luxe,
  • ex-pensive,
  • fit for king queen.
  •magisterial (adjective)
  • Over-bearing,
  • judicial,
  • over bearing.
  •majestic (adjective)
  • out this world,
  • out of world,
  • out world.
  •manful (adjective)
  • mannish.
  •manly (adjective)
  • jockstrap,
  • manful,
  • two-fisted,
  • jocker,
  • Stout-hearted,
  • red-blooded,
  • Heman,
  • masculine,
  • beefcake,
  • well-built,
  • Lion-hearted,
  • colter.
  •massive (adjective)
  • un wieldier,
  • un-wieldier,
  • ex tensive,
  • most monster,
  • more cracking,
  • un wieldy,
  • most cracking,
  • un-wieldiest,
  • more monster.
  •matronly (adjective)
  • motherly.
  •noble (adjective)
  • princely,
  • aristocratic,
  • greathearted,
  • ladylike,
  • patrician,
  • celebrated,
  • sovereign,
  • queen-like,
  • meritorious,
  • pre-eminent,
  • heroic.
  •proud (adjective)
  • well-pleased.
  •regal (adjective)
  • more monarchical,
  • most monarchical,
  • more monarchial,
  • queenlier,
  • most monarchial.
  •solemn (adjective)
  • hallowed.
  •statuesque (adjective)
  • shapely.
  •sublime (adjective)
  • sub-lime,
  • more splendiferous,
  • sub lime,
  • most splendiferous.
  •towering (adjective)
  • un measurable,
  • more spiring,
  • Spiring,
  • more towery,
  • un matchable,
  • most unmatchable,
  • un duest,
  • most surpassing,
  • in-ordinate,
  • most spiring,
  • un-matchable,
  • more unmeasurable,
  • un-duer,
  • un-duest,
  • sur-passing,
  • most skyscraping,
  • un-due,
  • more surpassing,
  • un due,
  • most towery,
  • most unmeasurable,
  • more unmatchable,
  • more skyscraping,
  • un-measurable.
  •venerable (adjective)
  • most patriarchal,
  • most revered,
  • more patriarchal,
  • more worshipped,
  • more reverenced,
  • more reverend,
  • most worshipped,
  • most matriarchal,
  • more revered,
  • most reverenced,
  • more matriarchal,
  • more venerated,
  • most venerated.
  •womanly (adjective)
  • matronly.

• n.

  •
  • personable,
  • dashing,
  • glamorous,
  • haughty,
  • lovable,
  • imperious,
  • telegenic,
  • charming,
  • stiff,
  • pretty,
  • simple,
  • engaging,
  • unassuming,
  • attractive.
  •
  • good,
  • big,
  • splendid.
  •
  • courtesy,
  • attitude.
  •impressive (noun)
  • impressive.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • leisurely,
  • unhurried,
  • leisured,
  • funereal,
  • measured,
  • handsome.
  •
  • lazy,
  • sluggish,
  • grandiose,
  • chivalrous,
  • sedate,
  • glacial.
  •
  • languid,
  • deliberate,
  • pokey.
  •
  • gently.
  •
  • steady.
  •
  • slow.
  •Other relevant words:
  • spread,
  • formally,
  • commanding,
  • royalty,
  • awe-inspiring,
  • sacred,
  • reduplicate,
  • regulated,
  • greatness,
  • nobly,
  • illustrious,
  • orderly,
  • terrific,
  • honorable,
  • systematic,
  • officially,
  • circulate,
  • aristocratical,
  • formality,
  • set,
  • rigid,
  • solemnity,
  • spacious,
  • swank,
  • Solemnities,
  • alarming,
  • tall,
  • magnificently,
  • eloquent,
  • greatly,
  • strict,
  • elaborate,
  • upstanding,
  • elevation,
  • moving,
  • methodical,
  • pomp,
  • high-toned,
  • recover,
  • Starched,
  • sober,
  • transcendent,
  • respected,
  • hamlet,
  • lose,
  • reserved,
  • immortal,
  • circle,
  • hieratic,
  • sobriety,
  • magisterially,
  • comely,
  • nobility,
  • huge,
  • superfine,
  • notable,
  • swanky,
  • customary,
  • grandeur,
  • gorgeous,
  • correct,
  • effective,
  • regular,
  • lavish,
  • expressly,
  • articulately,
  • majesty,
  • established,
  • immense,
  • awful,
  • resplendent,
  • grave,
  • superior,
  • appalling,
  • uplifted,
  • revert,
  • straitened,
  • inflexible,
  • momentous,
  • loftily,
  • exalted,
  • Heaven-born,
  • dreadful,
  • Augustness,
  • recur,
  • reappear,
  • exacting,
  • rotate,
  • horrible,
  • elaborately,
  • nationally,
  • state,
  • admirable,
  • exquisite,
  • palatine,
  • sacerdotal,
  • pro forma,
  • exaltedly,
  • publicly,
  • worshipful,
  • wheel,
  • direful,
  • enormous,
  • dire,
  • straight,
  • shocking,
  • prominent,
  • worthy,
  • unchanging,
  • limited,
  • turn up,
  • inspiring,
  • stilted,
  • Rankly,
  • graceful,
  • refined,
  • alternate,
  • schematic,
  • seriousness,
  • square,
  • High-mettled,
  • imposingly,
  • gravity,
  • return,
  • sacrosanct,
  • decorous,
  • leading,
  • proper,
  • Augustly,
  • splendor,
  • dread,
  • rich,
  • ritual,
  • separately,
  • solid,
  • magnitude,
  • majestically,
  • soberly,
  • normal,
  • dignity,
  • manor house,
  • turn,
  • fine,
  • serious,
  • loftiness,
  • punctilious,
  • well-mannered,
  • recidivate,
  • important,
  • by turns,
  • fearful,
  • frightful,
  • blue-blooded,
  • standard,
  • gravely,
  • unbending,
  • brilliance,
  • Majestical,
  • earnestness,
  • take turns,
  • barbaric,
  • homeric,
  • ceremonially,
  • cheap,
  • extravagant,
  • repeat,
  • deluxe,
  • village,
  • official,
  • weighty,
  • portentous,
  • landly,
  • formulaic,
  • awesome,
  • reiterate,
  • terrible,
  • renowned,
  • classy,
  • Liturgic,
  • brave,
  • lofty-minded,
  • sublimity,
  • high-handed,
  • thoroughbred,
  • prescribed,
  • plush,
  • junoesque,
  • grandly,
  • staid,
  • venerable,
  • high-flown,
  • fixed,
  • eminent,
  • glorious,
  • honourable,
  • high seas,
  • Open sea,
  • tasteful,
  • altitudinous,
  • dawdle,
  • fancy,
  • posh,
  • swell,
  • intimately,
  • stunning,
  • routine,
  • gyrate,
  • ritualistic,
  • presently,
  • revolve,
  • recapitulate,
  • honoured,
  • trimly,
  • glory,
  • epic,
  • confining,
  • solemnly,
  • liturgical.

Antonyms for Stately:

• adj.

  • dignified, impressive
    small, undignified, insignificant, unimpressive, ordinary, unimportant, ignoble, mean, tiny, minor, little, ugly, poor, unstately, informal, common, bad.
  • Other antonyms:
    sordid, average, incorrect, meretricious, cheesy, abject, modest, frivolous, unfashionable, humble, inelegant, tacky, loud, lowbrow, ungrammatical, indecent, vernacular, gaudy, dowdy, Unhandsome, improper, paltry, measly, ill-bred, short, puny, crass, contemptible, base, second-rate, unprepossessing, inferior, petty, splashy, unrefined, uncultured, despicable, rough, trivial, trashy, giddy, flashy, lowbred, tawdry, flamboyant, crude, glitzy, goofy, styleless, run-of-the-mill, uncultivated, unimposing, vulgar, flighty, commonplace, slangy, lowly, gross, garish, unbookish, shabby, mediocre, graceless, nonformal, silly, unpolished, ticky-tacky, uneducated, uncouth, unliterary, unlearned, substandard, grotesque, unstylish, Ineloquent, rude, unheroic, casual, unseemly, coarse, beggarly, trifling, low, tasteless, raffish.

Homophones for Stately:

• saxatile, stella, shuttle, steel wool, sidle, skittle, statute title, steadily, stoolie, seattle, swaddle, sitwell, stole, still, societal, skittle alley, steal, sightly, suicidal, steele, sedately, saddle, settle, style, stall, statute law, skedaddle, seidel, stela, stilwell, sidewall, St. Leo I, sedalia, steel, shot hole, scuttle, steal away, stool, stilly, sea dahlia, schedule, staddle, systole, stile, sadly, sweetly, sweet wattle, stele, sagittal, study hall, stale, steely, staidly, stael, sweet oil.