absolute, bulging, definite, exalted, haughty, in the limelight, notable, powerful, remarkable, sublime, upreared
Definitionadj. having a quality that thrusts itself into attention
Last update: January 3, 2017
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That is the tragedy of the person prominent in the public eye. [adjective]
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The singer’s concerts sell out within minutes because she is viewed as one of the most prominent vocalists of our time. [adjective]
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Ram always plays a prominent role in stage programmes. [adjective]
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The prominent development of the country is based on the ruling government. [adjective]
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The dentist corrected the prominent teeth of the patient. [adjective]
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Many parts are prominent in views from adjacent higher land. [adjective]
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Such are a few traits of Scottish mendicity, designed to throw light on a Novel in which a character of that description plays a prominent part. [adjective]
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Her nose was more delicate than it is now, and the slight curve which appears in the portrait, and which is far too prominent in the coins, was not visible. [adjective]
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Antyllus's bouquet, and the damage to the clay statue of Eros, had played a prominent part in the conversation between the three, and rendered Archibius's task easier. [adjective]
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This fault, they tell me, more odious than any other in an author, was too prominent a characteristic of my First Memoir, and I should do well to correct it. [adjective]
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Of this, the escape of Charles Edward himself, as the most prominent, is the most striking example. [adjective]
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