prestige
Pronunciation: [prɛsˈtiːʒ]
Word
Context: “status”
(noun) the level of respect or admiration that someone or something has. It's like being popular or well-respected, such as when someone has a really good job or does something special.
Example
The scientist gained a lot of prestige after winning the award for her research.
Example
His lack of experience means he has little prestige in the company.
Example
What can someone do to increase their prestige in their community?
Context: “reputation”
(noun) the public opinion about a person or organization. It's what people think about them based on what they have done or achieved.
Example
The school has a long history of academic prestige and is known for its excellent education.
Example
The restaurant lost its prestige after a series of poor reviews.
Example
How does a person's past work affect their prestige?
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