Pronunciation: /ˈprɑːmɪnəns/
noun the state of being famous, distinguished, or important
A1 The mountain's prominence made it easy to spot from a distance.
A2 The singer gained prominence after appearing on a popular TV show.
B1 The prominence of social media influencers has grown significantly in recent years.
B2 The politician's prominence in the community helped him win the election.
C1 The artist's work has achieved international prominence and recognition.
C2 The company's prominence in the industry is due to its innovative products and services.
adjective prominent (not applicable for 'prominence')
A1 The teacher explained the rules with prominence to ensure everyone understood.
A2 The sign had the word 'exit' written in bold letters for prominence.
B1 The artist used different colors to give prominence to the main character in the painting.
B2 The CEO's speech was delivered with great prominence at the annual conference.
C1 The new software update features a prominent redesign of the user interface.
C2 The actress's performance in the movie brought her to prominence in the film industry.
adverb prominently (not applicable for 'prominence')
A1 She stood out prominently in the crowd with her bright red hat.
A2 The sign was prominently displayed in the store window.
B1 The new product gained prominence in the market quickly.
B2 The artist's work has gained international prominence in recent years.
C1 The politician's speech was delivered with great prominence and authority.
C2 The company's CEO spoke prominently at the industry conference.
pronoun none
A1 The teacher explained the concept with great prominence.
A2 The article highlighted the prominence of recycling in reducing waste.
B1 The company's CEO spoke about the prominence of customer satisfaction in their business model.
B2 The artist's work gained prominence in the art world after being featured in a prestigious gallery.
C1 The scientist's research on climate change gained international prominence and recognition.
C2 The actor's performance in the film brought him great prominence and acclaim in the industry.
preposition none
A1 The tree stood out in prominence against the clear blue sky.
A2 The new student quickly gained prominence in the school choir.
B1 The CEO's speech highlighted the prominence of teamwork in the company.
B2 The artist's work gained international prominence after being featured in a prestigious gallery.
C1 The scientist's research on climate change brought her to prominence in the scientific community.
C2 The actor's performance in the film elevated him to the highest level of prominence in Hollywood.
conjunction none
A1 I like to wear bright colors because they give me prominence in a crowd.
A2 The new store location will give prominence to the brand in the local community.
B1 The artist's work gained prominence after being featured in a popular magazine.
B2 The CEO's speech emphasized the importance of giving prominence to employee well-being.
C1 The politician's scandal brought him into prominence in the national media.
C2 The historical monument stands as a symbol of the city's prominence in ancient times.
interjection none
A1 Prominence! Look at that big mountain!
A2 Prominence! I can't believe how famous she has become.
B1 Prominence! It's clear that this issue needs to be addressed.
B2 Prominence! The company's CEO is known for his leadership skills.
C1 Prominence! The artist's work has gained international recognition.
C2 Prominence! The scientist's groundbreaking research has revolutionized the field.
article none
A1 Mount Everest is a mountain of great prominence.
A2 The new student quickly gained prominence in the school choir.
B1 The article highlighted the prominence of women in leadership roles.
B2 The artist's work gained international prominence after being featured in a prestigious gallery.
C1 The scientist's research on climate change has brought her to prominence in the scientific community.
C2 The actor's performance in the film elevated him to a position of prominence in Hollywood.
formal The new policy has brought prominence to the issue of climate change.
informal Her talent has really brought her into prominence in the music industry.
slang That new rapper is gaining prominence in the hip-hop scene.
figurative The towering skyscraper stood out in prominence among the city skyline.
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