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public esteem

NOUN
fame
Synonyms
STRONGEST
acclaim character dignity glory greatness honor immortality notoriety popularity prominence recognition renown reputation stardom
STRONG
acclamation account acknowledgment credit distinction elevation eminence esteem estimation exaltation favor heyday illustriousness kudos laurels luster majesty name nobility note place position preeminence rank regard rep report repute splendor standing station superiority
WEAK
éclat
Antonyms
STRONGEST
dishonor ill repute unimportance
STRONG
criticism depression disapproval disbelief disregard disrespect dullness ignorance inferiority insignificance neglect unemployment
NOUN
repute
Synonyms
STRONGEST
renown
STRONG
acclaim acclamation account acknowledgment celebrity character credit dignity distinction elevation eminence esteem estimation exaltation favor glory greatness heyday honor illustriousness immortality kudos laurels luster majesty name nobility note notoriety place popularity position preeminence prominence rank recognition regard rep report reputation splendor standing stardom station superiority
WEAK
famousness éclat
Antonyms
STRONG
condemnation criticism debasement denunciation depression disapproval disbelief disclaimer dishonor dislike disregard disrespect dullness humiliation ignorance ill repute inferiority insignificance lowliness neglect obscurity unemployment unimportance unknown
NOUN
stardom
Synonyms
STRONGEST
acclaim celebrity glory greatness immortality notoriety popularity prominence recognition renown
STRONG
distinction eminence esteem honor illustriousness nobility preeminence prestige standing
WEAK
éclat
Antonyms
STRONGEST
obscurity unimportance
STRONG
lowliness

Example Sentences

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But McDonald’s, Marriott, Walmart and Amazon have a lot to lose in public esteem by getting tagged as an abuser of workers.

From Los Angeles Times • Mar. 13, 2024

An opinion poll published in March indicated that 76 percent of Russians have a favorable view of the Soviet Union, with Stalin outpacing all other Soviet leaders in public esteem.

From New York Times • Nov. 22, 2020

The more candid of the country’s farmers admit that they have suffered a calamitous fall in public esteem.

From The Guardian • Feb. 25, 2020

But a 2018 Gallup poll bears out a widely shared impression that clergy no longer enjoy the same public esteem as in the past.

From Seattle Times • Feb. 18, 2020

Even Lancaster, after a few years, seems to have fallen into popular courses, and recovered some share of public esteem.

From View of the State of Europe during the Middle Ages, Vol. 3 by Hallam, Henry