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Meanings of
preeminent
in English
Greatest in importance or degree or significance or achievement.
leading
Related terms
superior
Usage of
preeminent
in English
1
And Smith did it against one of the league's
preeminent
point guards.
2
Three men stand
preeminent
as lovers and promoters of the New Learning.
3
But it was as a composer that her brilliant talents stand
preeminent
.
4
The
preeminent
expression of the Triple Goddess is as the Great Mother.
5
Two factors in it all are
preeminent
:
Christ and the Boy.
6
For over 40 years, they have had a
preeminent
immunology community.
7
The young man and the pulpit are therefore
preeminent
in conspicuity.
8
Consider the reflections of George Schaller, one of the world's
preeminent
field biologists:
9
They have the
preeminent
user-generated video site, therefore, they will successfully monetize it.
10
In this these two naturalists seem to us, each in his way,
preeminent
.
11
He used a diaeresis in
preeminent
,
and accented e's in debris and denouement.
12
The Turks turned to this historic and
preeminent
friend for succor.
13
Bob is
preeminent
among the 6 or so L.A. helicopter reporters.
14
She shares, in a
preeminent
degree, His Divine compassion for sorrow and suffering.
15
Like Mayweather, he was the
preeminent
figure of his time in his division.
16
As a son, we need not insist on Pope's
preeminent
goodness.
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preeminent
Adjective
Frequent collocations
stand preeminent
preeminent figure
preeminent documentary
preeminent position
preeminent source
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Preeminent
through the time
Preeminent
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common