prestige

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Synonyms: prestage, prestidge, vestige, restive, presage, pristine, prentice, pressive, prestate, prestiged, preside

Antonyms: prestage, prestidge, vestige, restive, presage, pristine, prentice, pressive, prestate, prestiged, preside

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Noun

1. The quality of how good the [[reputation]] of something or someone is, how favourably something or someone is [[regarded]].
2. {{lb|en|obsolete|often preceded by ''the''}} [[delusion|Delusion]]; [[illusion]]; [[trick]].
3. {{senseid|en|act of starting over}} {{lb|en|uncountable|video games}} The act of [[start over|starting over]] at an earlier point in a [[video game]] with some type of bonus or reward.
4. {{lb|en|countable|video games}} A [[level]], [[rank]], or [[tier]] corresponding to {{l|en|prestige|id=act of starting over}}.

Adjective

1. {{lb|en|sociolinguistics|of a linguistic form}} Regarded as relatively [[prestigious]]; ''often'', considered the [[standard language]] or language variety, or a part of such a variety.

Verb

1. {{lb|en|intransitive|video games}} To [[start over]] at an earlier point in a [[video game]] with some type of bonus or reward.
2. {{lb|en|transitive|video games}} To [[start over|start (something) over]] at an earlier point in a [[video game]] with some type of bonus or reward.

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