Pride of place
noun
The most important position or place.
The trophy took pride of place on the mantle.

Often appears as...
- take pride of place
- give pride of place
noun
The position giving the most honor and respect.
In her collection of antique dolls, the one from her grandmother held the pride of place.

Often appears as...
- take pride of place
- give pride of place
noun
The most important position or place.
The trophy took pride of place on the mantle.

Often appears as...
- take pride of place
- give pride of place
noun
The position giving the most honor and respect.
In her collection of antique dolls, the one from her grandmother held the pride of place.

Often appears as...
- take pride of place
- give pride of place
Definition 1 of 2

Cultural Significance
The phrase often implies respect for tradition or cultural importance in its use.

The ancient vase had pride of place in the museum's exhibit.
Emotional Attachment
It can express a special emotional attachment or proud achievement.

His daughter's first painting took pride of place on the fridge.
Not Always Centre
The phrase doesn't necessarily mean the physical center, rather the most honored spot.

A family portrait held pride of place above the fireplace.
Cultural Significance
The phrase often implies respect for tradition or cultural importance in its use.

The ancient vase had pride of place in the museum's exhibit.
Emotional Attachment
It can express a special emotional attachment or proud achievement.

His daughter's first painting took pride of place on the fridge.
Not Always Centre
The phrase doesn't necessarily mean the physical center, rather the most honored spot.

A family portrait held pride of place above the fireplace.
Cultural Significance
The phrase often implies respect for tradition or cultural importance in its use.

The ancient vase had pride of place in the museum's exhibit.
Emotional Attachment
It can express a special emotional attachment or proud achievement.

His daughter's first painting took pride of place on the fridge.
Not Always Centre
The phrase doesn't necessarily mean the physical center, rather the most honored spot.

A family portrait held pride of place above the fireplace.
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