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The phrase "an eminently" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used to describe someone or something as being very skilled, distinguished, or outstanding in a certain aspect or quality. Example: "She was an eminently talented pianist, captivating the audience with her flawless performance." Another use would be to emphasize the extremity of a certain characteristic or action. Example: "His arrogance was an eminently unattractive trait, causing him to lose many friends." In both cases, "an eminently" serves to intensify the description and add emphasis to the sentence.
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This is an eminently sensible suggestion.
Mr. Dove is an eminently practical theater composer.
That sounds like an eminently rational thing to do.
Lord de Mauley thought this an "eminently sensible suggestion".
To some Republicans, he may seem an eminently reasonable wonk.
For sheer visual pleasure, this is an eminently gratifying show.
It's an eminently useful reference tool compiled alphabetically.
To many, it seemed an eminently sensible arrangement.
This would be an eminently more equitable model.
Right now this seems like an eminently sensible decision.
They're still in an eminently winnable Uefa Cup.
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