illustriousness
81importance — importance, consequence, moment, weight, significance, import are comparable when they denote the quality or the character or the state of someone or something that impresses others as of great or sometimes eminent worth, value, or influence.… …
82glory — n 1. extolment, laudation, acclaim, acclamation, kudos, accolade, Archaic. magnification, citation, 6clat; tribute, testimonial, credit, recognition; eulogy, eulogium, eulogization, encomium, panegyric; exaltation, glorification, honor, crown;… …
83honor — n 1. esteem, regard, consideration, respect; repute, reputation, note, good name, good report; distinction, notability, eminence, prestige, influence, authority; fame, bays, illustriousness, glory, exaltation. 2. honesty, integrity, probity,… …
84kingship — n 1. dominion, power, rule, command, ascendancy, supremacy; sway, authority, sovereignty, regnancy; monarchy, the throne, the crown, the scepter, reign, regime; accession, succession, election. 2. dignity, royalty, augustness, loftiness, eminence …
85laurel — n 1. evergreen tree; mountain laurel, rhododendron. 2.(all of honor) emblem, badge, mark, sign, token. 3.(all of laurel foliage) branch, stem, twig, wreath, garland. 4.Usu. laurels honors, awards, commendations, citations, tributes, honorable… …
86limelight — n 1. fame, renown, celebrity, stardom; public notice, notoriety, publicity, Inf. the spotlight; illustriousness, greatness, eminence, eminency, preeminence, supremacy; notability, note, distinction, mark; prominence, rank, standing, prestige,… …
87luster — n sheen, burnish, shine, gloss, glow; gleam, glimmer, glint, glitter, sparkle, twinkle, shimmer. 2. polish, wax, oil, rosin, coating. 3. brilliance, dazzle, radiance, luminousness, lambency, refulgence, effulgence; irradiation, glowing,… …
88name — n 1. appellation, designation, title, honorific, style; epithet, appellative, byword, label, tag, Sl. handle, Sl. moniker; surname, family name, last name, first name, forename, Christian name, middle name, signature; nickname, sobriquet,… …
89nobility — n 1. aristocracy, patriciate, royalty, baronage, peerage; high rank, high birth, high breeding, blue blood; upper classes, Inf. upper crust, ruling classes, the Four Hundred, (often cap.) establishment, high society, elite, gentry; First Families …
90notability — n 1. prominence, primacy, eminence, preeminence, fame, repute, reputation; illustriousness, celebrity, stardom, place in the spotlight, notoriety; conspicuousness, salience, attention getting ability; distinction, uncommonness, rareness;… …
