high station, rank, or repute

philosophers of eminence.

a high place or part; a hill or elevation; height.

( initial capital letter ) Roman Catholic Church . a title of honor, applied to cardinals (usually prec. by His or Your ).

Anatomy . an elevation or projection, esp. on a bone.

noun

inferiority , unimportance , flat , low ground

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authority , celebrity , credit , dignity , distinction , esteem , famousness , glory , greatness , honor , illustriousness , influence , kudos , loftiness , notability , note , power , preeminence , prepotency , prestige , prominence , prominency , rank , renown , reputation , repute , significance , standing , superiority , weight , altitude , elevation , height , highland , highness , hill , hillock , knoll , peak , project , promontory , raise , ridge , rise , summit , upland , eminency , fame , luster , mark , character , leader , lion , nabob , notable , personage , bluff , projection , stature