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prominence
noun as in something that sticks out
noun as in distinction, outstandingness
Example Sentences
When Guardiola first rose to prominence as a manager, in 2008, he viewed himself as the steward of Barcelona’s style of play.
The agency's international prominence surged after the hit French TV espionage drama "Le Bureau".
Payroll data from ADP, the private payroll processor, have gained prominence in recent months because most federal economic data aren’t available.
It gave the issue of accidental releases from prison a salience and prominence it hadn't had until then.
Numbers from ADP, the private payroll processor, have gained prominence in recent months because most federal economic data aren’t available.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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