Champion
Prominent
Prominent adjective - Likely to attract attention.
Champion and prominent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Champion" instead an adjective "Prominent".
Nearby Words: prominence, prominently
Both words in one sentence
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He gets taken under the wing of one of the club's most prominent members, Phil Brody (Crenna), who is a successful sports car salesman and a champion Gin Rummy player.
Source: Film / The Flamingo Kid -
The Fractured Protagonist also makes a prominent appearance and from the description it's a good guess he's the Eternal Champion.
Source: Literature / Nightside - He's a 13-year old Child Prodigy with several PhDs, as well as the son of a famous detective and a prominent female martial arts champion.
Source: Positive Discrimination
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