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big name
noun as in somebody famous
adjective as in well-known, famous
Strong matches
Example Sentences
"The bigger commercial stores will always have the new releases and the big name albums that everybody knows and loves," he said.
Big name contributors include historian Niall Ferguson and economist Tyler Cowen.
The festival would attract big name performers and raise the profile of Leeds both nationally and internationally, the council previously said, as well as "delivering an important boost to the local economy".
The festival would attract big name performers and raise the profile of Leeds both nationally and internationally, as well as "delivering an important boost to the local economy", Lewis said.
Jeremy Corbyn may be a big name, but Mark Diffley says there is little to suggest he has personally captured the imagination of the Scottish electorate.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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