"it's majesty" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone or something that is majestic, or grand and inspiring in some way. For example, "The Grand Canyon filled me with awe as I gazed upon its majesty."
They're 25 years old, it's Her Majesty's Golden Jubilee - it's the Dirty Words Silver Jubilee.
Getting out of the van, someone may say, "Hey, it's 'Your Majesty.' " Q. Surely you've played a little hooky on one trip or another.
In it he declared: Let it be your Majesty's continuall study to reforme the universall enormities of your country, and first to begin at your Majesty's owne house, familie and court, and purge the same of all suspicion of Papists and Atheists and Newtrals, whereof this Revelation forthtelleth that the number shall greatly increase in these latter daies.
Let it be your Majesty's continuall study to reforme the universall enormities of your country, and first to begin at your Majesty's owne house, familie and court, and purge the same of all suspicion of Papists and Atheists and Newtrals, whereof this Revelation forthtelleth that the number shall greatly increase in these latter daies.
It is Her Majesty's Press larding on the hints of the insta‑judgment to which they have come on the matter.
He has, however, been honoured by the calls of many distinguished personages, including the leading members of the Cabinet; the Earl of Aberdeen, as Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, wrote to the Regent, on Friday evening, to signify it was her Majesty's pleasure that his Highness would have an audience with the Queen, at three o'clock on Saturday afternoon, at Windsor Castle.
Yet for Adams, his head full of Blackstone, it was the majesty of the law that he was acknowledging as sovereign, not the majesty of King George.
There is majesty, grace, love.
The most common traditional translations of hod are "majesty" and "splendor".
Before Table Mountain rises on the horizon in all its majesty, it's the clusters of shacks that make an initial impression.
