5 adjectives to describe aggrandisement

He said he had it also in mind, but thought that Russia ought not to oppose operations like those impending, which did not aim at territorial aggrandisement and which could no longer be postponed.

Thus it came about that for a long, long dragging day, and the beginning of a second, the gunpowder had intermittently burned, and that more than intermittently, all but continuously, the red liquor had flowed; to the alternate aggrandisement of Red Jenkins and his straw-haired Norwegian rival across the streetGus Ericson.

To enjoy life, to squander the treasures of the Church on amusements, to feed a rabble of flatterers, to contract enormous debts, and to disturb the peace of Italy, not for some vast scheme of ecclesiastical aggrandisement, but in order to place the princes of his family on thrones, that was Leo's conception of the Papal privileges and duties.

Such a thing, they argue, was done for mere personal aggrandisement; such a thing for national objects, such a thing from high religious motives.

He was bent upon the permanent aggrandisement of all the branches of the Delle Rovere family.

5 adjectives to describe  aggrandisement