Name
Name adjective - Having a good reputation especially in a field of knowledge.
Usage example: the university's physics department boasts a number of name physicists
Prestigious and name are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Prestigious" instead an adjective "Name".
Prestigious
Prestigious adjective - Having a good reputation especially in a field of knowledge.
Usage example: a nutritional study that has been published by a prestigious medical journal
Name and prestigious are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Name" instead an adjective "Prestigious".
Nearby Word: prestige
Both words in one sentence
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A comment by Aphrodite's parents, in Betrayed, claims that, to them, going to the school in Tulsa was more notable and prestigious than going to a "no-name House of Night" in Europe.
Source: Literature / The House of Night - In Cat Tales, a DEMON recruit named Greg Brady is granted a "prestigious second apostrophe," changing his name to Gr'oriBr'di.
Source: Punctuation Shaker - Often mistaken for a boy because of her haircut and name, Alex Morningside is an inquisitive girl of ten-and-a-half who attends the prestigious Wigpowder-Steele Academy.
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