Associations to the word «Prestigious»
Noun
- Gallantry
- Vc
- Recipient
- Prize
- Commonwealth
- Cannes
- Regatta
- Award
- Fellowship
- Libre
- Excellence
- Accolade
- Scholarship
- Racecourse
- Victoria
- Conservatory
- Staging
- Guggenheim
- Professorship
- Thoroughbred
- Carnegie
- Tchaikovsky
- Racetrack
- Shri
- Biennale
- Newmarket
- Venue
- Journalism
- Trophy
- Annual
- Baccalaureate
- Graduate
- Maestro
- Achievement
- Soloist
- Epsom
- Competition
- Festival
- Finalist
- Cross
- Handicap
- Scala
- Peabody
- Racehorse
- Academy
- Philharmonic
- Academia
- Institution
- Booker
- Laureate
- Scholastic
- Boarding
- Stake
- Jockey
- Filly
- Nehru
- Nobel
- Lettre
- Elite
- Acclaim
- Recognition
- Recital
- Ivor
- Tournament
- Diploma
- Hours
Adjective
Wiktionary
PRESTIGIOUS, adjective. Of high prestige.
Dictionary definition
PRESTIGIOUS, adjective. Having an illustrious reputation; respected; "our esteemed leader"; "a prestigious author".
PRESTIGIOUS, adjective. Exerting influence by reason of high status or prestige; "a prestigious professor at a prestigious university".
Wise words
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