Thesaurus / most leonine
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- big-name
- distinguished
- esteemed
- famed
- high-ranking
- illustrious
- noted
- outstanding
- preeminent
- prominent
- renowned
- well-known
- VIP
- august
- big-gun
- big-league
- big-time
- celeb
- celebrated
- celebrious
- conspicuous
- dominant
- elevated
- exalted
- grand
- great
- high
- leonine
- lionlike
- lofty
- name
- noble
- notable
- noteworthy
- of note
- page-oner
- paramount
- prestigious
- redoubted
- star
- superior
- superstar
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He had been down into the bottom-most pit of hell, and the sights that he had seen there had withered him up.
LOVE'S PILGRIMAGEUPTON SINCLAIR
He was especially well groomed, whereas Nibbetts was at once leonine, rugged, and nearly shabby.
THE TIGRESSANNE WARNER
He was still bearded, still rather leonine, but he was better groomed than in those days in India.
THE TIGRESSANNE WARNER
In spite of a lingering unkemptness, he was indeed a fine object to view—massive and leonine.
THE TIGRESSANNE WARNER
The top-most bud waits only through the twelve hours of a single day to open.
THE COLLEGE, THE MARKET, AND THE COURTCAROLINE H. DALL
But the marchioness, standing erect with a leonine boldness, fixed him to his place with a scornful look.
THE GUIDE OF THE DESERTGUSTAVE AIMARD
His untrimmed beard, his bent head with its leonine mane of iron-gray hair, lent him an almost patriarchal look.
THE OPEN QUESTIONELIZABETH ROBINS
Then the Genius had entered the room—a fierce and sombre-looking man of sixty, with a leonine head and impatient eyes.
THE DEVOURERSANNIE VIVANTI CHARTRES
Her father had no son living, therefore she was an only child, and the most-sought-after of any maiden in that band.
RED HUNTERS AND THE ANIMAL PEOPLECHARLES A. EASTMAN
Danton, in his leonine rle, was very fine upon this occasion.
THE OUTLINE OF HISTORY: BEING A PLAIN HISTORY OF LIFE AND MANKINDHERBERT GEORGE WELLS