| A | B |
|---|
| eminent | outstanding or superior in performance or character; remarkable |
| eminent | well-known and respected |
| indispensable | required; essential; necessary |
| momentous | of great importance or outstanding significance |
| paramount | of chief concern; foremost; primary |
| petty | small or insignificant in quantity or quality |
| petty | narrow-minded; selfish |
| petty | mean and spiteful |
| prestige | high regard or status in the eyes of others |
| priority | order of importance or urgency |
| priority | something more important than other considerations |
| prominence | the condition of being immediately noticeable or widely known |
| superficial | on or near the surface |
| superficial | concerned only with what is apparent or obvious; shallow; not deeply penetrating |
| trivial | of little importance or significance |
| trivial | ordinary; commonplace |
