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Discover LudwigThe phrase "prestige among" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the respect or admiration someone or something has within a particular group or community.
Example: "The artist has gained significant prestige among her peers in the contemporary art scene."
Alternatives: "reputation within" or "standing among"
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As Sky travelled around the province, her prestige among Arabs soared.
Lingala enjoys a great deal of local prestige among the masses.
"It has a real prestige among Jews, and many consider it royalty.
But even as its audience has narrowed, the band has retained a rare prestige among critics and other musicians.
Others will return to Britain and to their former, peaceful, lives albeit perhaps with enhanced prestige among British Islamists.
Though his work is more respected than loved, his refusal to compromise has earned him prestige among younger musicians.
Some fear Turkey is turning its back on the west and looking eastward, thus boosting its prestige among Arab countries.
Instead I yell, say he's damaged my prestige among the locals, say that things are different here.
The Bin Laden raid, which took place under the ISI's nose, dented its prestige among the public and, equally important, inside the army.
Much of the German media have been extremely hard on Mrs. Merkel for what some see as a serious loss in German prestige among its oldest allies.
Known as wahaya in the local Tamasheq language, they are seen as a sign of prestige among wealthy buyers in Niger and northern Nigeria's Hausa ethnicity.
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