prestigious
Pronunciation: [prɛˈstɪdʒəs]
Word
Context: “achievement”
(adjective) when something is respected and admired for its quality or importance. If a school, award, or job is prestigious, it means that many people think it is really good and important.
Example
She graduated from a prestigious university that is known for being one of the best in the country.
Example
The event wasn't prestigious, and hardly anyone wanted to attend.
Example
What makes an award prestigious?
Context: “reputation”
(adjective) when someone or something has a great reputation and is held in high esteem. A prestigious person or organization is usually recognized for their excellent work or achievements.
Example
The artist is famous for her prestigious exhibitions around the world.
Example
The company lost its prestigious reputation after the scandal.
Example
Why do you think that team is considered prestigious?
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