prominent
Pronunciation: [ˈprɒmɪnənt]
Word
Context: "importance"
(adjective) something that is very noticeable or important. If a person or thing is prominent, it stands out and people often pay attention to it.
Example
The prominent scientist received an award for her groundbreaking research.
Example
The minor details were not prominent in the report, so no one noticed them.
Example
What are some prominent landmarks in your city?
Context: "physical appearance"
(adjective) when something sticks out or is easy to see, especially when talking about features like a nose or chin. If you have prominent features, they are very clear and noticeable.
Example
He had a prominent nose that was easy to recognize.
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Her facial features were subtle, not prominent at all.
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Do you think his prominent features make him look unique?
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