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prominence
noun as in something that sticks out
noun as in distinction, outstandingness
Example Sentences
One clear theme that's emerged in recent days is the prominence of China hawks in his proposed team - those who believe Beijing poses a serious threat to US economic and military dominance and want to challenge this more forcefully.
Cohn, who died in 1986, could have told Trump that McCarthy—who rose to prominence by rooting out and prosecuting suspected Communists in government—made his big misstep when he went after Army officers.
Musk also tied interactions to these users' prominence, meaning their posts that did well were more likely to be seen by other users.
Critics argue his changes have given prominence to hate-speech and misinformation - though he has argued the site is politically neutral.
An Iraq war veteran and the son of immigrants, Gallego rose to prominence in the Democratic Party as a steadfast progressive.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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