Noun:

అహంకారం, ప్రెస్టీజ్, పురాతన కీర్తి ప్రభావం, ప్రభావం,

prestige's Usage Examples:

to brown tones have fallen into disfavor, it has lost prestige among hybridizers.

He also mentions that the Qurayza were addressed as Ahlu al-halqa (people of the weapons) by the Quraysh and notes that these weapons strengthened their position and prestige in the tribal society.

Both ladies and gentlemen will be turned away if they fail to comply with the dress code, regardless of their prestige in rowing or elsewhere.

Oldman"s poise and prestige are counterpointed by an ongoing scam whereby his friend Billy Whistler (Donald Sutherland).

The building"s finely wrought façade, dominated by spires and campaniles seemingly out of a Perrault fairy tale, enhances the prestige of the liqueur.

or history" as examples, and describes science as enabling such "new mysticisms" that "borrow prestige").

This decision was made partly for reasons of prestige, as the capture of Kimberley (which contained the famous Imperialist and former Prime Minister of Cape Colony, Cecil Rhodes) would be a major propaganda victory for the British.

virtually compulsory for Swiss prestige name watches in the highest price bracket, it is the lesser-known place name "Fleurier" that graces the watches.

A substratum or substrate is a language that has lower power or prestige than another.

It has been argued by some historians that his behaviour left him open to clerical domination, and reduced his prestige and respect amongst the Frankish nobility.

Issue 307 of Dragon magazine featured D20 content related to ASOIAF, including stats for Tyrion Lannister, Sandor Clegane and other prominent characters; adventure hooks; and a brother of the Night's Watch prestige class.

A consul elected to start the year—called a consul ordinarius ("ordinary consul")—held more prestige than a suffect consul,.

tend "to provide an "official" imprimatur to their activities, and to that extent it may provide them prestige and indirect financial benefit".

Synonyms:

prestigiousness, standing,

Antonyms:

obscurity, honor, prominence,