PRESTIGE


Meaning of PRESTIGE in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ considerable , enormous , great , high , immense

Winning the prize carries immense ~.

▪ low

▪ international , national

▪ occupational ( AmE ), personal

▪ academic , intellectual , political , social

VERB + PRESTIGE

▪ enjoy , have

an international company that enjoys immense ~

▪ lack

▪ acquire , derive (from sth) , gain , get

Lavish hospitality allows the host to gain ~.

▪ accord sb/sth , attach to sb/sth , give sb/sth

Different jobs are accorded different levels of ~.

▪ bring , carry , confer , lend

Owning landed property confers ~.

▪ lose

▪ boost , enhance , increase , raise

▪ damage , lower

The couple's ~ was damaged by the allegations.

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ among , ~ with

the party's ~ among the public

▪ ~ within

The post carried great ~ within the police force.

PHRASES

▪ a loss of ~

Doctors have suffered a loss of ~ following a spate of scandals.

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