Converse of object

• have: The surface is in general level, but has several eminences, which are of considerable height.

• achieve: Largely self-taught, he achieved great eminence in the musical world in the years leading up to the First World War.

• reach: Indeed all London barristers who had not yet reached the eminence of King's Counsel, were compelled to wear gowns of Stuff wool.

• occupy: Summary St Mwrog's church occupies an eminence projecting into a valley less than one mile south of Ruthin.

• recognize: This would have left the current authors with a clear run on geomorphology, in which they have recognized eminence.

Preposition: on

• bank: The manor house of the family of Curwen stands upon a fine eminence on the banks of the Derwent.

Adjective modifier

• thenar: Both studies found that the thenar eminence was less sensitive to cold than the volar aspect of the wrist.

• lofty: The parish church, dedicated to the Holy Trinity, stands on a lofty eminence.

• commanding: Alport Hill is a commanding eminence, said to be the highest point in South Derbyshire.

• rocky: At this moment we were about fifty feet from the rocky eminence, which extended a long reef into the sea.

• bold: It is situated on a bold eminence, commanding extensive views of the surrounding country.

• slight: On a slight eminence near Wetheral stands the neat mansion of Geo.

Modifies a noun

• grise: Some insiders claim that Richard is the eminence grise within the NFU.

• resection: Soft tissue procedures Silver procedure: medial eminence resection, medial capsular advancement.

Preposition: in

• field: She said: " Today we are honoring her for her eminence in the field of Victorian Studies.

• world: Largely self-taught, he achieved great eminence in the musical world in the years leading up to the First World War.

• county: The surface of this county is generally flat, or gently undulating, there being no eminence in the whole county worthy of notice.

• literature: The Board may also co-opt five members ' being persons of eminence in literature or public life ' .

• village: It stands on a slight eminence in the village and was erected in 1863.