Magnum [noun]

Many modern thinkers have come to embrace Whitehead and panpsychism to varying degrees, including Bohm, whose Wholeness and the Implicate Order, his magnum opus on modern physics and the nature of reality, refers to Whitehead as an inspiration.

He regarded his organ in St. Paul's Cathedral (rebuilt in 1899), as his magnum opus.

Timor, luctus, gaudium magnum, et aversio hanc impotentiam psychicam efficiunt.

To behold “Diana unveiled” was equivalent in alchemical terminology to attaining the magnum opus.

But to determine what these propositions are, is the opus magnum of the more recondite mental philosophy.

The colonel smoothed things over and it ended in a magnum of champagne being ordered.

But all these activities and productions were more or less side issues, or preparations for a magnum opus, or rather magna opera.

The foramen magnum, occipital condyles, and exoccipitals show no unusual features.

Her mother's heart beat as if she were hearing an echo of her husband's thoughts about his Magnum Bonum.

She was so far from any such intention, that a hint of the Magnum Bonum had very nearly been surprised out of her.