Meaning & Definition of word "Flagship"

Flagship

/ˈflæɡʃɪp/

1. The chief or most important item in a group, especially in a range of products or services.
- Example: The company unveiled its new flagship smartphone at the tech conference.
2. The lead ship in a fleet of naval vessels, usually carrying the commanding officer.
- Example: The admiral's flagship was positioned at the forefront of the naval parade.

1. Representing the most important item or feature in a range of products.
- Example: The flagship store of the brand is located in the heart of the city.
2. Of the highest quality or of the most prestigious kind.
- Example: Their flagship service offers customers exclusive benefits and personalized attention.

The term 'flagship' originates from naval terminology, referring to the ship that carries the flag of a fleet's commander.

flagship store:

The main retail location for a company, showcasing its brand.

flagship model:

The top model or variant in a series of products.

flagship service:

The most important or popular service provided by a business.

lead:

To guide or direct.

premier:

Of the highest quality or importance.

pinnacle:

The most successful point; the culmination.

Meaning: Top-notch

Example Sentence: That new restaurant is flagship; you need to try it.

Meaning: Best of the best

Example Sentence: Her performance was flagship, totally outstanding.