Pronunciation: /ˈɛmɪnəns/
noun a position of prominence or superiority
A1 The queen's eminence was evident in her regal manner.
A2 The professor's eminence in the field of physics is well-known.
B1 The artist achieved eminence in the art world after winning multiple awards.
B2 The scientist's eminence in the research community led to numerous collaborations.
C1 The politician's eminence allowed them to influence policy decisions at a national level.
C2 The author's eminence in literature earned them a Nobel Prize for their contributions.
adjective eminent, distinguished, or high in station
A1 She is an eminence chef in the kitchen.
A2 The eminence professor gave an interesting lecture.
B1 The eminence doctor was known for his groundbreaking research.
B2 The eminence artist's work was displayed in galleries around the world.
C1 The eminence scientist was awarded the Nobel Prize for his contributions to the field.
C2 The eminence composer's music is considered a masterpiece of the genre.
formal The eminence of the scientist's research in the field of physics is widely recognized.
informal She quickly rose to eminence in the fashion industry due to her unique designs.
slang That rapper has reached eminence in the music industry with his latest album.
figurative The eminence of the mountain peak was breathtaking as we reached the summit.
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