prestige
Example Sentences
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Having three Hall of Fame coaches this year added prestige to what was established as the Rookie Challenge in 1994 that featured two teams of first-year players.
From Los Angeles Times
If Murphy’s work can be divided between pulp like “American Horror Story” and prestige, “John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette” aspires to the latter.
From Salon
Some firms also complain the "Made in Germany" label does not carry the prestige it once did.
From Barron's
Yet he also effectively ended any debate about humans vs. robots, pointing to human-led exploration for reasons of national prestige, geopolitics and law.
Le Breton said that confusion meant there was "no doubt" that Cambridge Rowing would "benefit unfairly" from the university's "significant investment" in its "reputation and image of prestige created by its widely publicised achievements".
From BBC
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