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superstar
adjective as in eminent
Strongest matches
adjective as in illustrious
adjective as in renowned
adjective as in well-known
noun as in big name
noun as in celebrity
noun as in hero/heroine
noun as in idol
noun as in leading light
noun as in luminary
noun as in matinee idol
Strongest match
noun as in name
Strongest matches
noun as in notable
noun as in personage/personality
noun as in prima donna
noun as in professional
noun as in role model
Weak matches
noun as in somebody
noun as in star
noun as in VIP
Example Sentences
In 1965, he went into practice with Nicholas Grimshaw, who became another international architecture superstar, and who died earlier this month.
Golfing superstars are not exempt from suffering from jetlag, so going out almost two weeks before Friday's opening day meant they were fully in sync when the action started.
As Kershaw’s last career start came to an end, Roberts wanted one of his fellow superstar teammates to be the one to remove him.
The Slovenian superstar’s rebuilt and slimmed down body was the talk of the NBA summer after major magazine profiles in Men’s Health and the Wall Street Journal.
Irish superstar Taylor has been recognised as WBC emeritus champion, meaning she would be first in line for a title shot should she return.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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