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cachet

noun as in distinction

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The Playhouse has not only cachet but geography.

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The spotted bug has clung on to its cachet.

“That gave me the cachet that gave me a place at the table, which has gotten me the Epstein story,” he said.

As its political profile grew, so did Palantir’s cultural cachet—as a symbol of the AI revolution, tech patriotism and contrarian triumph.

The company’s newfound cachet in Washington has helped it gain more government contracts, including in recent weeks a $100 million contract with the Internal Revenue Service and $400 million award from the State Department.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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