In the question below, a word is given and using that word three sentences are provided. Choose the sentence(s) that has/have the correct usage of the given word.

Eminently
(A) The professor was eminently qualified to teach the advanced course, with a wealth of knowledge and years of research experience.
(B) With his eminently charismatic personality, the politician easily connected with voters during the campaign.
(C) The company eminently implemented a series of changes to improve its workflow and efficiency.

Correct option is B

The correct sentences, to use the given word correctly, are (A) & (B).
The term “ eminently” to a great degree, as in extremely.
The sentence (A) uses "eminently" correctly. It describes the professor's high level of qualification with a wealth of knowledge and research experience, indicating an exceptional degree of qualification.
The sentence (B) also uses "eminently" correctly. It describes the politician's highly charismatic personality, indicating an outstanding or exceptional level of charisma.
The sentence (C) is incorrect. "Eminently" is not suitable in this context. A more suitable word in this context might be "effectively" or "successfully."