Collocation Dictionary
Common collocations with prominence in American Collocation
more
greater
increased
increasing
Women characters have taken on increasing prominence in his work.
equal
equal
same
Signs must be fully bilingual, giving equal prominence to both English and Welsh.
appropriate or deserved
appropriate
deserved
due
In our view, significant risk factors were not given due prominence.
not deserved or necessary
undue
Our view is that these statistics are unreliable, and have been given undue prominence by the news media.
involving a lot of people
global
international
national
public
Rob admitted that the speed of his rise to national prominence has stunned him.
give prominence
accord
give someone/something
We were of the view that this story was given too much prominence in the news bulletin.
have or achieve prominence
achieve
acquire
assume
come into
come to
enjoy
gain
rise to
The young forward rose to prominence in the 1982/3 season.
rise
The city’s rise to prominence began in the 12th century with the founding of the Cathedral.