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Comparative
more eminent
Superlative
most eminent
1
higher or taller than the things or people nearby in a way that draws attention
- The statue stood eminent above the square, visible from every corner.
- An eminent hill rose behind the village, catching the morning light.
- His eminent height made him easy to spot in a crowd.
- The building's eminent position gave it a commanding presence.
- She chose an eminent perch to watch the parade.
2
having a position or quality that is noticeably great and respected
- The eminent professor was widely respected for his contributions to physics.
- The eminent lawyer was sought after for her expertise in constitutional law.
- The eminent surgeon pioneered groundbreaking techniques in cardiac surgery.
- The eminent economist's theories influenced global economic policy.
- The eminent artist's paintings are displayed in prestigious museums worldwide.
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