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stardust

noun as in the quality of being a celebrity

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Geyoro’s anticipated arrival comes after London City made a late move for the France international in the window, adding further stardust to an impressive squad.

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Mr Lemon's younger son Richard, 73, said: "He takes on a bit of stardust through his longevity. We're all very proud of him."

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The absence of Kohli in particular means there is a little less stardust, though not necessarily a diminished chance of India success.

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In many ways Bavuma embodies a group of South African players who might lack some of the stardust of previous teams but showed here they have character, depth and unity.

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Like previous years, some of the biggest stars from film and music were there to add some stardust too.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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