Meaning
Eminent means famous and respected within a particular sphere or profession.
💡 Use 'eminent' to describe someone who is well-known and highly regarded in their field.
Example Sentences
The
committee
has
unanimously
decided
to
invite
the
eminent
professor
to
deliver
the
keynote
address
at
the
international
conference
on
sustainable
development
.
Word in Context
The
research
seminar
attracted
a
small
group
of
graduate
students
who
had
come
to
hear
a
historian
discuss
urban
development
in
the
twentieth
century
.
She
began
with
a
concise
overview
of
changing
transportation
networks
,
then
illustrated
her
points
with
archival
photographs
that
lent
the
talk
an
intimate
,
human
dimension
.
Although
the
argument
was
sophisticated
,
she
explained
key
concepts
patiently
so
that
everyone
could
follow
the
chronology
and
causal
links
.
Questions
that
probed
the
limits
of
her
claims
were
welcomed
,
and
she
responded
with
measured
examples
and
references
to
recent
scholarship
.
Afterward
,
a
few
students
lingered
to
request
reading
recommendations
and
to
clarify
methodological
details
that
would
inform
their
own
theses
.
It
was
reassuring
to
observe
how
accessible
an
eminent
scholar
could
be
when
she
combined
intellectual
rigor
with
humility
.
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