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Meaning of eminent
The primary meaning of the word "eminent" refers to a person who is widely admired and respected for their achievements or qualities.
Etymology of eminent
The word "eminent" has its roots in Latin, derived from "eminere," which means "to stand out" or "to project," and is a combination of "e-" (meaning "out" or "forth") and "minere" (meaning "to project")
Historically, the term has been used to describe individuals of high social status, intellectual prowess, or exceptional talent, and its usage dates back to the 15th century
Synonyms
distinguished
prominent
celebrated
renowned
famous
illustrious
notable
esteemed
respected
honored
prestigious
notable
exceptional
outstanding
remarkable
extraordinary
brilliant
exceptional
talented
gifted
skilled
masterful
expert
accomplished
notable
preeminent
superior
supreme
dominant
leading
influential
powerful
authoritative
dominant
imposing
impressive
grand
majestic
noble
exalted
lofty
elevated
superior
Definitions
- A person who is widely admired and respected for their achievements or qualities
- * Standing out clearly from others, especially because of being very good or successful
Usage Examples
- The university awarded an honorary degree to the eminent scientist for her groundbreaking research
- * The city is home to many eminent artists, writers, and musicians who contribute to its vibrant cultural scene
Antonyms
unknown
obscure
insignificant
unimportant
minor
inferior
mediocre
average
ordinary
unremarkable
unnoticed
inconspicuous
humble
modest
unassuming
lowly
insignificant
forgettable
inconsequential
negligible
obscure
anonymous
faceless