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Prominent adjective - Likely to attract attention.
Usage example: an attorney who occupies a prominent position in the town's social hierarchy
Nearby Words: prominence, prominently
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- In 2001, without any prominent promotion to cash in on, they decided to go for a bold move.
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I'm in love with a hero I'm in love with the one who will always win He's a prominent figure In the gay comic geeky world I'm in I know I'm safe from the villain's plan In the arms of my mutant muscle man He's always there in the nick of time His big, bold heart is mine!
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Gwyneth Jones has written fantasy and science fiction in which women play prominent roles; for example, in her Bold as Love cycle, Fiorinda (a modern analogue of Queen Guinevere) has just as decisive a role in the action as the other two protagonists.
Source: Feminist Fantasy
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