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Landmark

n.hopeful, capableformal

Meaning 1

An achievement or event that clearly marks a major point in progress.

Reach for it when giving historical or strategic weight to a genuine turning point

The ruling became a landmark in the campaign for accessible schools.

Choose between these

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  • everyday

    turning point

    later events changed direction from this moment

    not when A turning point can be negative, while landmark usually carries distinction.

  • professional

    breakthrough

    a stubborn barrier has finally been overcome

    not when Breakthrough suggests discovery or sudden progress, not every historically important event.

  • professional

    milestone

    the focus is a stage reached along a longer path

    not when A milestone need not transform the field as a landmark achievement does.

  • formal

    precedent

    the event establishes an example for later decisions

    not when A precedent matters through reuse, whereas a landmark may be important for other reasons.

  • literary

    watershed

    you need a weighty dividing line between eras

    not when Watershed sounds inflated for a useful but incremental improvement.

Meaning 2

A conspicuous place or feature used to recognize a location.

Reach for it when identifying something that helps people orient themselves

The old clock tower remained the easiest landmark for new visitors.

Choose between these

3
  • warm

    fixture

    a familiar place is valued for its long presence

    not when Fixture emphasizes familiarity rather than help with navigation.

  • professional

    reference point

    people use the feature to locate or compare

    not when Reference point is functional and lacks the physical prominence of a landmark.

  • literary

    beacon

    the visible feature also symbolizes guidance

    not when Beacon adds a guiding or hopeful meaning that an ordinary landmark may not have.

Said against

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  • setback
  • obscurity
  • featurelessness

It naturally appears in

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  • landmark decision

    The landmark decision opened public records to every resident.

  • historic landmark

    Volunteers restored the historic landmark without changing its stone facade.

  • local landmark

    The bright mural soon became a local landmark for cyclists.