standout (Meaning)
standout
to stick out from a surface, to be easily seen or recognized, to appear as if in relief, to steer away from shore, one that is prominent or conspicuous especially because of excellence, to be stubborn in resolution or resistance, to be prominent or conspicuous, one that is well-known or outstanding especially because of excellence
Synonyms & Antonyms of standout
standout Sentence Examples
- The athlete's remarkable performance made him a standout on the field.
- Her exceptional leadership skills set her apart as a standout among her peers.
- The innovative design of the product made it a standout in the market.
- The student's unwavering determination made him a standout in his class.
- The painting's vibrant colors and intricate brushstrokes made it a standout in the exhibition.
- The young entrepreneur's ingenuity and business acumen made him a standout in the industry.
- The research paper's groundbreaking findings made it a standout in the scientific community.
- The fashion designer's daring creations made her collections standouts on the runway.
- The writer's vivid prose and compelling characters made his novel a standout in the literary world.
- The teacher's exceptional teaching style and passion for education made him a standout in his profession.
FAQs About the word standout
to stick out from a surface, to be easily seen or recognized, to appear as if in relief, to steer away from shore, one that is prominent or conspicuous especial
poke, bulge,protrude, stick out, billow, project, overhang, jut, start, balloon
compress,contract, shrink,condense, constrict,
The athlete's remarkable performance made him a standout on the field.
Her exceptional leadership skills set her apart as a standout among her peers.
The innovative design of the product made it a standout in the market.
The student's unwavering determination made him a standout in his class.
