Prestigious.
My friend thinks soccer is a prestigious sport because her entire family loves soccer. another good sentence would be: Barack Obama is very prestigious because he is president of the united states.
promiscuous
attractive, elegant, dazzling, glossy, prestigious
If you are trying to spell musician that is how you spell it.
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Tata. They also spell very well, too. You'll have to work on that before you apply.
The title of the prestigious award is the Nobel Prize.
NO.The author of the book may be prestigious, but the book itself is not.Definition:[adj] exerting influence by reason of high status or prestige; "a prestigious professor at a prestigious university"[adj] having an illustrious reputation; respected; "our esteemed leader"; "a prestigious author"
Practicing tricks; juggling.
The University of Chicago is a Very Prestigious School
The most prestigious is the Fields Medal. See link.
Very. It is the most prestigious middle school math competition.
In London we live in a prestigious street; in New York we live on one.
Tagalog translation of PRESTIGIOUS: prestihiyoso
The F.I.F.A world cup is the most prestigious cup.
My friend thinks soccer is a prestigious sport because her entire family loves soccer. another good sentence would be: Barack Obama is very prestigious because he is president of the united states.
No, that is not the right spelling.The correct way to spell this word is scholarship.Some example sentences are:He was offered a scholarship at the prestigious school.The British military will often offer students a scholarshipif they are interested in a military career.He hoped he would secure the scholarship to the technical school.