Eminently

/ˈɛmɪnəntli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

To a notable degree; very.

She is eminently qualified for the position due to her extensive experience.

In a way that is outstanding or prominent.

The speaker was eminently persuasive, capturing the audience's attention immediately.

In a distinguished manner.

He is an eminently respected scholar in the field of physics.

To a great extent; exceedingly.

The project was eminently successful, exceeding all expectations.

From Latin 'eminens', the present participle of 'eminere', meaning 'to stand out or project'.

eminently qualified

Having outstanding qualifications for a certain role.

eminently suitable

Extremely appropriate or fitting.

eminently reasonable

Very logical and sensible.

eminent

Famous and respected within a particular sphere.

eminence

A high rank or position.

Very important or noteworthy.

That artist is eminently known in the music world.

Highly regarded.

She’s considered an eminently cool teacher.