eminent — famous and respected within a particular sphere or profession
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: famous and respected within a particular sphere or profession
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈemɪnənt/
Korean meaning: 저명한, 뛰어난, 유명한
Korean pronunciation: **에**미넌트
Example Sentences
- The eminent chef's restaurant was so popular that even the mice made reservations.
- Dr. Johnson is an eminent authority on medieval literature.
- The eminent professor forgot where he parked his car but remembered every detail of ancient Greek philosophy.
eminent
ADJECTIVE//ˈemɪnənt//
famous and respected within a particular sphere or profession
An eminent professor receives prestigious recognition from admiring colleagues
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An eminent figure stands prominent, as change feels imminent
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Origin
From Latin 'eminens', the present participle of 'eminere', meaning 'to stand out' or 'to project'. The prefix 'e-' means 'out' and 'minere' relates to projecting or standing above.
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“The eminent chef's restaurant was so popular that even the mice made reservations.”
“Dr. Johnson is an eminent authority on medieval literature.”
“The eminent professor forgot where he parked his car but remembered every detail of ancient Greek philosophy.”
“She holds an eminent position in the field of medical research.”
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