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Meanings of most eminent in English
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Usage of most eminent in English
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His was the most eminent name in the annals of American surgery.
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She brought him up in the practice of the most eminent virtues.
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Bronze was the favorite material of some of the most eminent artists.
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The heads of the most eminent citizens they fastened to the rostra.
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The event has sometimes given the lie to the most eminent physicians.
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Erastus Corning, one of the most eminent Democrats in the State, presided.
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Such has been the experience of the most eminent of British statesmen.
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And away he marched the most eminent astronomer of many a year.
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Accident has frequently occasioned the most eminent geniuses to display their powers.
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Karamzin, the Russian historian, is the most eminent authority on this subject.
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She pretended, also, to the most eminent and intimate friendship with Rome.
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He was one of the most eminent lawyers at the Massachusetts Bar.
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The most eminent authority on mental pathology, Professor Krafft-Ebing, says, concerning erotomania:
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Her most eminent judgments have followed a theme: protect the vulnerable.
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The following are amongst the most eminent natives of the island:
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He was received with welcome by the most eminent persons in the metropolis.
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