hoheitsvoll

C1

majestic / regal

English meaning
majestic / regal
Vocabulary package
Positive Character Traits

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hoheitsvoll in a sentence

Sie trug den Kopf hoheitsvoll erhoben.

She held her head raised majestically.

Comparative and superlative

hoheitsvoll → hoheitsvoller → am hoheitsvollsten

Word family

hoheitsvoll is built from voll (full). German builds meaning by welding words together, so knowing the parts usually gives you the whole.

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Questions about hoheitsvoll

What is the comparative of hoheitsvoll?

hoheitsvoll → hoheitsvoller → am hoheitsvollsten.

What does hoheitsvoll mean in English?

hoheitsvoll means "majestic / regal". For example: "Sie trug den Kopf hoheitsvoll erhoben." — "She held her head raised majestically."

What level is hoheitsvoll in German?

hoheitsvoll is a C1 word — c1 — advanced. It belongs to the positive character traits vocabulary.

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