Preeminence (noun)

The state or quality of being preeminent, superior, or outstanding; prominence; superiority; distinction.

Origin:

The term "preeminence" is derived from the latin word "praeeminere" meaning to be superior, to excel, to go before. it has been in use in english since the 16th century. .

Examples:

1. The company's preeminence in the industry was due to its innovative products and efficient operations.
2. He had a preeminence in the field of mathematics due to his exceptional talent.
3. The country's preeminence in the field of technology is widely acknowledged.
4. She has a preeminence in the field of literature due to her exceptional writing skills.
5. The school's preeminence in the field of sports is due to its excellent facilities and dedicated coaches.