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Antonyms:
obscurity
Often used in the same context:
notoriety,
fame,
renown,
stature,
stardom,
acclaim,
obscurity,
popularity,
respectability,
eminence,
preeminence,
glory,
prestige,
limelight,
notability,
cachet,
ascendance,
recognition,
spotlight,
clout,
ascendancy,
infamy,
greatness,
ascendency,
firmament,
relevance,
pinnacle,
status,
luster,
accolades,
heights,
salience,
pantheon,
fore,
dominance,
legitimacy,
immortality,
significance,
plaudits,
primacy,
relevancy,
saliency,
reputation,
success,
attention,
cred,
adulation,
supremacy,
kudos,
pecking order,
ascension,
forefront,
vigor,
credibility,
boldness,
consciousness,
foothold,
cult,
disfavour,
ascendence,
street cred,
sobriquet,
imprimatur,
mystique,
repute,
publicity,
profile,
elder statesman,
soubriquet,
nickname,
resonance,
moniker,
fervor,
esteem,
resurgence,
potency,
irrelevance,
heyday,
successes,
outspokenness,
renaissance,
powerhouse,
twelvefold,
emergence,
fortunes,
upstart,
gravitas,
roots,
groundbreaker,
familiarity,
centrality,
exploits,
invincibility,
toehold,
aura,
trailblazer,
monicker,
swagger,
praise,
sophistication,
mantle,
beginnings,
vogue,
celebrity,
interest,
pertinence,
stringency,
favor,
favour,
importance,
prosperity,
emphasis,
brilliancy,
discredit,
eclat,
elevation,
flourishing
More specific:
caput,
limelight,
nub,
public eye,
salience,
saliency,
spine,
spotlight,
spur,
strikingness,
wart
Appears in the definition of:
accent,
accentuation,
ambo,
center stage,
centre stage,
cheekbone,
climber,
dais,
deal,
emphasis,
featured,
frontal eminence,
glabella,
jugal bone,
mala,
malar bone,
mesophyron,
occipital protuberance,
os zygomaticum,
personality,
podium,
protuberate,
pulpit,
resurgence,
revitalisation,
revitalization,
revival,
revivification,
rising,
rostrum,
soapbox,
social climber,
special,
stress,
stump,
zygomatic bone
More general:
importance,
projection,
standing
Synonyms:
bulge,
bump,
excrescence,
extrusion,
gibbosity,
gibbousness,
hump,
jut,
protrusion,
protuberance
Also try:
— Adjectives for prominence:
greater,
national,
great,
more,
special,
political,
bony,
undue,
much,
social,
considerable,
more...
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