prominently
Americanadverb
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in a way that stands out so as to be easily seen; noticeably or conspicuously.
I still have a card someone sent me last year, prominently displayed on my desk.
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in a leading role or with a high degree of public recognition; importantly.
He has published more than 30 books and 250 articles, most prominently his monograph on ethical investing.
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in a way that stands out from a surface or line.
In these carved human figures, foreheads are low and noses given varied shapes, often jutting out prominently from the face.
Other Word Forms
- nonprominently adverb
- overprominently adverb
Etymology
Origin of prominently
Example Sentences
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It is unclear how prominently those struggles will feature in criminal proceedings.
From Los Angeles Times
The policy is featured prominently on Burdell’s menu, and the receipts do not include a line for additional tips.
From Los Angeles Times
Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick, the highest-ranking official other than the president to be prominently named in the Epstein files.
From Los Angeles Times
For Germany and potentially Spain, several other options have been floated by industry sources and in media reports, most prominently a partnership with Swedish aerospace firm Saab.
From Barron's
The civil rights revolution in which Jackson had figured so prominently had allowed a new and more diverse generation of Black elected officials, corporate executives and public figures to flourish.
From Los Angeles Times
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