flagship
/ˈflæɡˌʃɪp/
adjective
- Describing the most important, best, or most advanced item in a series or group.
- The flagship product of the brand is known for its durability.
- The company released its flagship model with the latest technology.
- They opened a flagship restaurant in the capital city.
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- The most important product, service, or brand that a company offers, often representing its best quality or highest status.
- They launched a new flagship store in the city center to attract more customers.
- This hotel is the flagship of the chain, with the best location and amenities.
- The company's flagship smartphone sold millions of units in its first month.
- The main ship in a fleet, where the commanding officer is located.
- The admiral gave orders from the flagship at the front of the fleet.
- During the battle, the flagship led the attack against the enemy ships.
- The flagship carried the fleet's commander and his staff.
- Something that is the best or most important example of its kind.
- The museum's new exhibit is the flagship of its summer program.
- This university is considered the flagship of the state's education system.
- The park is the flagship of the city's environmental projects.