eminent

Mane (Îngilîzî)

1. Noteworthy, remarkable, great.
2. Distinguished, important, noteworthy.
3. High, lofty.

Sînonîm

distinguished

outstanding

prominent

great

excellent

high

famous

lofty

superior

remarkable

renowned

best

towering

illustrious

celebrated

notable

well-known

exalted

preeminent

elevated

important

leading

peachy

brilliant

fine

handsome

grand

refined

marvellous

splendiferous

salient

noble

noted

noteworthy

superb

supreme

soaring

swell

conspicuous

magnificent

majestic

major

manifest

marked

marvelous

masterful

material

measurable

mighty

most excellent

noticeable

notorious

overtopping

paramount

perspicuous

potent

predominant

prosperous

protuberant

respectable

rotund

signal

significant

singular

slap-up

smashing

splendid

stately

sterling

store up

striking

stupendous

sublime

super

surpass

tall

tops

tremendous

wonderful

worthy

high ranking

righteous person

raised platform

of great rank

altitudinous

of import

preclare

Eminent

abundant

distinquished

admirable

advanced

August

awesome

big

bonzer

brave

capital

choice

civilized

consequential

dandy

dignified

dignity

distinction

egregious

eminence

empyreal

empyrean

epic

especial

establish

esteemed

exemplary

exquisite

fabulous

fantastic

first

1st

fore

groovy

high-priced

holy

honorable

honourable

imposing

magisterial

Wekî (IPA) tê gotin

/ˈɛmɪnənt/

Etîmolojî (Îngilîzî)

From Middle French éminent, from Latin present participle ēminēns, ēminentis, from verb ēmineō (“I project, I protrude”), from ex- (“out of, from”) + mineō, related to mons (English mount). Compare with imminent. Unrelated to emanate, which is instead from mānō (“I flow”).