Famous
Famous adjective - Widely known.
High profile and famous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "High profile" instead an adjective "Famous".
High profile
High profile noun - A position attracting much attention and publicity.
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Synonyms for High profile
Famous and high profile are semantically related. You can use "Famous" instead an adjective phrase "High profile".
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Related pairs
- esteemed and famous
- esteemed and high profile
- notable and famous
- notable and high profile
- notorious and famous
- notorious and high profile
- prominent and famous
- prominent and high profile
- conspicuous and famous
- conspicuous and high profile
- eminent and famous
- eminent and high profile
- noteworthy and famous
- noteworthy and high profile
Both terms in one sentence
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Another bouncer shows up when Andy gets a date with a famous female celebrity, at a high profile award ceremony.
Source: Bouncer - Sherlock had established a reputation prior to that, but found himself genuinely famous after solving several high profile cases.
Source: Smith of the Yard - Two cases that are almost always unrelated to said plotpoints from the first case the player has to solve, one of which involves defending/prosecuting someone famous or is otherwise very high profile.
Source: Strictly Formula
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