prestiges

Marks of distinction

Prestiges is the plural of prestige, referring to multiple instances of reputation, standing, or influence derived from success or achievement.

The plural is uncommon because prestige usually functions as an uncountable noun—you have prestige, not prestiges.

When it does appear, it typically refers to the distinct reputations of different entities: The prestiges of various European universities vary by field.

brands

luxury

Expensive nonessential comfort

designer · elite · upscale · high-end · marquee · flagship · bespoke · couture · refinement · sophistication

status

honors

Recognition for achievement

laurels · standings · reputations · eminences · ranks · dignities · glories · credits · esteem · regards

awards

prizes

Awards for achievement

titles · designations · badges · certificates · commendations · citations · ribbons · plaques · crowns · cups

Opposites
social standing/reputation

prestigesdisgraces

Causes loss of honor

disgrace · dishonor · shames · shame · ignominies

visibility/prominence

prestigesobscurities

Unclear or puzzling elements

anonymities · invisibilities · namelessness · inconspicuousness · unimportance

influence/power

prestigesinsignificance

Lack of consequence or weight

unimportance · powerlessness · irrelevance · lowliness · impotence

Phrases
Family

prestige, prestigious, unprestigious

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