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prestige

Pronunciation: [prɛsˈtiːʒ]

Word

Learn how to use prestige in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

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.

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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.

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The restaurant lost its prestige after a series of poor reviews.

Example

How does a person's past work affect their prestige?

How to pronounce prestige

Pronunciation: [prɛsˈtiːʒ]

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