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pride of place

noun

  1. the highest or most outstanding position; first place.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of pride of place1

First recorded in 1615–25
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Idioms and Phrases

The highest or most prominent position, as in His trophy had pride of place on the mantelpiece. [Early 1600s]
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The hoard will soon take pride of place in the Hereford Museum and Art Gallery which is having a £22m restoration.

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For Monday's events, veterans had pride of place on a viewing platform at the top of the Mall, sitting alongside the Royal Family and the prime minister, watching the military parade and marching bands.

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He said pride of place would be given to grandmother Christine, who would sit next to him for the show and who he described as "the VIP of VIPs".

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There is just one clock that is spared his dutiful hands - the electronic weather station that takes pride of place on the centre of his living room wall.

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He said it took him more than two hours to arrange each item giving it pride of place - and it has been big hit with his peers.

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