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prominence
noun as in something that sticks out
noun as in distinction, outstandingness
Example Sentences
The prominence of these Christian genres, which are almost exclusively associated with white evangelical culture, worried some progressive commentators who feared their propaganda value.
It is a significant shift in political tone which gives more prominence to skills training linked to jobs.
He came to prominence at Ostersund in Sweden before being appointed manager of Swansea in June 2018, and his development and attractive playing style earned him a move to Brighton a year later.
There are also some in the industry who feel that, despite their popularity among young people and growing prominence in influencer culture, the change of law will not reverse the stigma towards tattoos.
Having already gained prominence on social media, she went on to release mixtapes and guest on other rappers' hits before releasing her own debut album.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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