prestige (Meaning)

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prestige (n)

a high standing achieved through success or influence or wealth etc.

The university holds enormous prestige in the academic world.
Winning the award brought immense prestige to the organization.
Surgeons enjoy high prestige in society due to their esteemed skills.
The prestigious law firm offered the young lawyer a lucrative position.
The gala dinner aimed to enhance the prestige of the charitable foundation.
The company's products have acquired a global reputation for prestige.
Scholars seek to publish in prestigious journals to establish their credibility.
Receiving the honorary doctorate was a testament to her unwavering prestige.
The prestigious military academy graduates highly trained and disciplined officers.
The antique dealer's shop was renowned for its collection of prestigious artifacts.

a high standing achieved through success or influence or wealth etc.

fame, significance, import, importance, prominence,status, renown, value, stature, notoriety

anonymity, discredit, worthlessness, pettiness, shame, opprobrium, shame, ignominy, disgrace, infamy

The university holds enormous prestige in the academic world.

Winning the award brought immense prestige to the organization.

Surgeons enjoy high prestige in society due to their esteemed skills.

The prestigious law firm offered the young lawyer a lucrative position.