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eminence

Elevation, highth, in a literal sense; but usually, a rising ground; a hill of moderate elevation above the adjacent ground. The temple of honor ought to be seated on an eminence.

eminence

Summit; highest part.

eminence

A part rising or projecting beyond the rest, or above the surface. We speak of eminences on any plain or smooth surface.

eminence

An elevated situation among men; a place or station above men in general, either in rank, office or celebrity. Merit may place a man on an eminence, and make him conspicuous. Eminence is always exposed to envy.

eminence

Exaltation; high rank; distinction; celebrity; fame; preferment; conspicuousness. Office, rank and great talents give eminence to men in society. Where men cannot arrive at eminence, religion may make compensation, by teaching content.

eminence

Supreme degree.

eminence

Notice; distinction.

eminence

A title of honor given to cardinals and others.