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prominent

1 of 1adjective
/ˈprɑmənənt/
Forms:more prominent,most prominent
1

well-known or easily recognizable due to importance, influence, or distinct features

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  • The prominent landmark could be seen from miles away, guiding travelers to their destination.
  • She held a prominent position in the company, overseeing major projects.
  • The prominent scientist made groundbreaking discoveries in the field of medicine.
  • The painting displayed in the gallery was by a prominent artist of the 20th century.
  • His prominent role in the community earned him respect and admiration.
Synonyms:
bigfamouswell-knownrenownedvisiblelargehugecelebratedfar-famedknownnoted
2

standing out clearly or easily noticeable

  • The prominent building stood out in the city skyline.
  • The prominent features of the landscape included towering mountains and deep valleys.
  • Her prominent position in the organization made her a key decision-maker.
  • The red sign was prominent against the white wall, catching everyone's attention.
  • The prominent colors of the painting immediately drew the viewer's eye.
Synonyms:
noticeablestrikingdiscerniblemarkedperceptibledetectablespectacularconspicuousevidentobservablepronouncedoutstandingsalient
3

projecting from something or standing out due to size or shape

  • He had prominent ears that stuck out more than usual.
  • The dog had prominent teeth, especially when it smiled.
  • She wore a scarf that accentuated her prominent collarbones.
  • His prominent jawline gave him a striking appearance.
  • The tree's prominent roots were visible above the ground.
Synonyms:
bulgingprotrudingjuttingproud