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Luminary

usgb/ˈluːmɪneri/Volume
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Specialized Fields

Often used to describe renowned experts or pioneering figures in specific professional fields.

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A Nobel laureate is considered a luminary in the field of chemistry.
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Not Just Famous

'Luminary' implies deep respect for the person's achievements or intellect, not just popularity.

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She's not just a singer; she's a luminary in the music industry.
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High Esteem

Use 'luminary' to express admiration, indicating that the person is a source of inspiration to others.

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The professor was a luminary to many young scientists.
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