High profile and Leading

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High profile noun - A position attracting much attention and publicity.

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Leading and high profile are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Leading" instead an adjective phrase "High profile".

Leading adjective - Coming before all others in importance.

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High profile and leading are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "High profile" instead an adjective "Leading".

Nearby Words: lead, leader, leadership, leaded

Her most high profile failure was sleeping with Batista to try and tire him out (if not convince him to bow out) but instead firing him up, leading to MNM even losing harder.

Source: Wrestling / Melina
Paul Britton, one of Britain's leading forensic psychologist who (according to his books anyway) effectively kickstarted and setup the forensic psychology field in Britain and worked on several high profile cases such as Fred and Rosemary West and the Jamie Bulger Case.

Source: The Profiler
Out of Focus: TNA has been bleeding stars since AJ Styles' high profile and vocal departure from the company, after over a decade of loyalty from the very beginning, mostly from AJ's fellow "TNA Originals", leading to the loss of some of the company's most loyal and popular wrestlers.

Source: Wrestling / TNA

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