salient in Greek
salient in Greek is προεξέχων — salient means most noticeable or important; standing out as especially relevant.
salient in Greek
προεξέχων
Pronounced: proexechon
Worthy of note; pertinent or relevant.
What does "salient" mean?
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adj Most noticeable or important; standing out as especially relevant.
"Let's focus on the salient points of the report."
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noun A part of a military position, border, or structure that juts outward into enemy or neighboring territory.
"Troops dug in around the salient to hold the exposed ground."
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salient in a sentence
- Let's focus on the salient points of the report.
- The salient feature of the design is its low cost.
- Troops dug in around the salient to hold the exposed ground.
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What is "salient" in Greek?
"salient" in Greek is προεξέχων. salient means: Most noticeable or important; standing out as especially relevant.
How do you pronounce προεξέχων?
"salient" in Greek is προεξέχων, pronounced "proexechon".
How do you use "salient" in a sentence?
Example: "Let's focus on the salient points of the report." In Greek, "salient" is προεξέχων.
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