Definition of salience in English:

salience

(also saliency)

noun ˈseɪlɪənsˈseɪliəns

mass noun

The quality of being particularly noticeable or important; prominence.
the political salience of religion has a considerable impact
Example sentencesExamples
- He constructs a fictional world in which the class struggle has special salience.
- A second characteristic that distinguishes markets in which valuation is difficult is the heightened salience of product category boundaries.
- These women demanded only fair treatment within traditional sex roles, never really questioning the salience of marriage itself.
- The broad realm of their telecommunications policy has acquired a salience it never had in the past.
- Many news sites have realized the increased salience of emailed links.
- Authenticity is not the same thing as social saliency.
- Such work sheds light on re-enactment as a popular cultural phenomenon with a salience in the present.
- These patronage disputes had both local salience and national resonance.
- On the security front, we have observed the decline in the salience of strategic nuclear weapons.
- The salience of the local press, often assumed to have diminished during the war, in fact increased dramatically.

Definition of salience in US English:

salience

(also saliency)

nounˈseɪliənsˈsālēəns

The quality of being particularly noticeable or important; prominence.
the political salience of religion has a considerable impact
Example sentencesExamples
- On the security front, we have observed the decline in the salience of strategic nuclear weapons.
- The broad realm of their telecommunications policy has acquired a salience it never had in the past.
- These women demanded only fair treatment within traditional sex roles, never really questioning the salience of marriage itself.
- These patronage disputes had both local salience and national resonance.
- A second characteristic that distinguishes markets in which valuation is difficult is the heightened salience of product category boundaries.
- Many news sites have realized the increased salience of emailed links.
- The salience of the local press, often assumed to have diminished during the war, in fact increased dramatically.
- He constructs a fictional world in which the class struggle has special salience.
- Authenticity is not the same thing as social saliency.
- Such work sheds light on re-enactment as a popular cultural phenomenon with a salience in the present.

单词	salience
释义	Definition of salience in English: salience (also saliency) noun ˈseɪlɪənsˈseɪliəns mass noun The quality of being particularly noticeable or important; prominence. the political salience of religion has a considerable impact Example sentencesExamples He constructs a fictional world in which the class struggle has special salience. A second characteristic that distinguishes markets in which valuation is difficult is the heightened salience of product category boundaries. These women demanded only fair treatment within traditional sex roles, never really questioning the salience of marriage itself. The broad realm of their telecommunications policy has acquired a salience it never had in the past. Many news sites have realized the increased salience of emailed links. Authenticity is not the same thing as social saliency. Such work sheds light on re-enactment as a popular cultural phenomenon with a salience in the present. These patronage disputes had both local salience and national resonance. On the security front, we have observed the decline in the salience of strategic nuclear weapons. The salience of the local press, often assumed to have diminished during the war, in fact increased dramatically. Definition of salience in US English: salience (also saliency) nounˈseɪliənsˈsālēəns The quality of being particularly noticeable or important; prominence. the political salience of religion has a considerable impact Example sentencesExamples On the security front, we have observed the decline in the salience of strategic nuclear weapons. The broad realm of their telecommunications policy has acquired a salience it never had in the past. These women demanded only fair treatment within traditional sex roles, never really questioning the salience of marriage itself. These patronage disputes had both local salience and national resonance. A second characteristic that distinguishes markets in which valuation is difficult is the heightened salience of product category boundaries. Many news sites have realized the increased salience of emailed links. The salience of the local press, often assumed to have diminished during the war, in fact increased dramatically. He constructs a fictional world in which the class struggle has special salience. Authenticity is not the same thing as social saliency. Such work sheds light on re-enactment as a popular cultural phenomenon with a salience in the present.
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