prominence

• Nom désignant l'état d'importance, de notoriété ou de visibilité ; peut aussi décrire quelque chose qui se détache ou dépasse de son environnement.

A noun referring to the state of being important, well-known, or easily noticeable; it can also describe something that projects outward from its surroundings.

indénombrable

1. State of being well-knownB2formal

   The condition of being widely recognized, famous, or important in a particular field.

   Notoriété

   • The young actress rose to prominence after her award-winning performance.
   • His research gained prominence in the scientific community.
   • The politician achieved national prominence through his speeches.

   Synonymescelebritydistinctioneminencefamenotabilityprestigerecognitionrenownreputestature

   Antonymesanonymityobscurity

2. Relative importanceB2formal

   The degree to which something is considered important or significant compared to others.

   importance relative

   • The issue of climate change has gained prominence in recent years.
   • In this report, the financial data is given prominence over other details.
   • The prominence of social media in modern life cannot be ignored.

   Synonymesconsequencedistinctionimportancenotepreeminencesignificancestandingweight

   Antonymesinsignificanceobscurenessobscurityunimportance

3. Projecting partC1formal

   A part that sticks out or bulges from a surface or surrounding area.

   Partie saillante

   • The mountain's prominence made it visible from miles away.
   • Geologists studied the rocky prominence on the cliff face.
   • The tumor appeared as a small prominence on the scan.

   Synonymesbulgebumpeminenceoutcropprojectionprotrusionprotuberanceswelling

   Antonymesdentdepressionhollowindentationrecess