" standout "

[Noun]  | "stand*out" | \ ˈstand-ˌau̇t \

1: one that is prominent or conspicuous especially because of excellence

Origin: 1915 ;

[Noun]  | "the heat" 

1: pressure to do something

[Verb]  | "stand out" 

1: to appear as if in relief : project

2: to be prominent or conspicuous

3: to steer away from shore

Origin: 14th century ;

[Idiom]  | "stand out from the crowd" 

1: to be unusual in a good way

[Idiom]  | "stand out from the pack" 

1: to be different from others

[Idiom]  | "stand/stick out a mile" 

1: to be very obvious

[Idiom]  | "stick/stand out like a sore thumb" 

1: to be very noticeable in usually a bad way

[Verb]  | "stand out" 

[Noun]  | "standout"