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Definition of magnificent : 1. Doing grand things; admirable in action; displaying great power or opulence, especially in building, way of living, and munificence.
2. Grand in appearance; exhibiting grandeur or splendor; splendid' pompous.

Synonyms:

superb, singular, uncommon, first-class, exalted, splendorous, fantabulous, gallant, rare, magnific, unusual, respected, monumental, sublime, beautiful, splendiferous, proud, outstanding, admirable, epic, extraordinary, enviable, glorious, standout, remarkable, august, kinglike, awe-inspiring, good, imposing, noteworthy, kingly, baronial, vivid, excellent, distinguished, imperial, stately, bright, exceptional, brainy, luxurious, preeminent, gorgeous, praiseworthy, regal, royal, Homeric, usual, radiant, out of sight, better, smart as a whip, munificent, splendid, brilliant, heroic, lordly, sumptuous, commendable, resplendent

extensive, sizable, ample, large, lofty, colossal, soaring, majestic, generous, enormous, big, voluminous, humongous, great, copious, awesome, giant, gargantuan, expansive, baggy, impressive, bulky, capacious, immense, towering, grand, cavernous, mammoth, comprehensive, tremendous, prodigious, roomy, vast, massive, huge, elephantine, gigantic, princely, spacious, grandiose

corpulent, long, amplitudinous, wide, high, chunky, broad, portly, dimensional, measurable

high-minded, chivalric, noble, magnanimous

Usage examples:

• " I hope you do not think that I have got a magnificent army," he wrote to a soldier friend. - "The Story of General Gordon", Jeanie Lang.
• Our men are magnificent in spite of death. - "Kelly Miller's History of the World War for Human Rights", Kelly Miller.
• It's a perfectly magnificent face. - "The Gadfly", E. L. Voynich.