prominence

prominence
n
1. conspicuousness, noticeableness, outstandingness, salience; pointedness, markedness, poignancy, glaringness, egregiousness, flagrance; singularity, uniqueness, peculiarity, uncommonness, specialness, particularity; distinguishability, unmistakability, identifiability, recognizability, discern-ibleness; superiority, primacy, precedence, para-mountcy, top billing.
2. projection, protuberance, extrusion, outgrowth, outshoot, excurvation, Anat. Bot. apophysis, Archit. apophyge; jutting, beetling, impendence; bulge, swelling, bell, bump, lump; knob, knurl, knot, burr, snag, jag; eminence, excrescence, tumescence, convexity, gibbosity; peak, crag, precipice, cliff, promontory, point; hill, rise, alp, hillock, monticule, mount; crest, steep, summit, pinnacle, tor; dune, ridge, spine, arete, barrow, comb, mound.
3. note, notability, repute, renown, report, fame; distinction, importance, consequence, greatness, grandness; eminence, preeminence, prestige, glory, dignity, honor, celebrity, popularity; standing, rank, account, regard, name, weight.

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