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Definitions

superstar

[soo-per-stahr] / ˈsu pərˌstɑr /

ADJECTIVE

eminent

Synonyms

STRONGEST

big-name distinguished esteemed famed high-ranking illustrious noted outstanding preeminent prominent renowned well-known

WEAK

VIP august big-gun big-league big-time celeb celebrated celebrious conspicuous dominant elevated exalted grand great high leonine lionlike lofty name noble notable noteworthy of note page-oner paramount prestigious redoubted star superior

Antonyms

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common inconspicuous inferior insignificant obscure ordinary unimportant unknown unremarkable

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disrespected undistinguished unnotable

ADJECTIVE

illustrious

Synonyms

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distinguished eminent esteemed exalted famed glorious lofty noble outstanding remarkable renowned splendid well-known

WEAK

big-league big-name brilliant celeb celebrated great heavy monster name notable noted resplendent signal star sublime

Antonyms

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bad humble inferior insignificant ordinary poor regular unimportant unknown unremarkable usual

WEAK

infamous lowly

ADJECTIVE

renowned

Synonyms

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acclaimed distinguished eminent esteemed famed great illustrious notable noted outstanding prominent well-known

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big-name celebrated celebrious extolled high-profile in the limelight lauded monster name of note praised redoubted signal splashy star

Antonyms

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common inconspicuous infamous inferior insignificant ordinary poor unimportant unknown unnoticeable unremarkable

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anonymous obscure

ADJECTIVE

well-known

Synonyms

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acclaimed eminent illustrious important infamous known leading notable noted notorious outstanding popular prominent recognized renowned reputable

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VIP WK big big-name big-shot celeb celebrated common conspicuous in the limelight in the public eye large name public somebody splashy star widely known

Antonyms

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inconspicuous inferior insignificant obscure ordinary unimportant unknown unnoticeable unremarkable

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unfamiliar

NOUN

big name

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big star captain of industry celebrity headliner heavyweight idol megastar mogul nabob panjandrum person to be reckoned with star topliner very important person well-known person

NOUN

celebrity

Synonyms

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figure hero luminary personage personality someone star

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VIP ace bigwig cynosure heavyweight hotshot immortal lion magnate mahatma name notable somebody worthy

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big cheese big deal big gun big name big shot big stuff celeb famous person major leaguer the cheese

Antonyms

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commoner

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nobody nonentity unknown

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obscurity

NOUN

hero/heroine

Synonyms

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ace adventurer celebrity combatant conqueror daredevil demigod diva exemplar gallant god goddess great person heavy ideal idol lead leading person lion martyr model paladin person of the hour popular figure prima donna principal protagonist saint star tin god victor worthy

NOUN

idol

Synonyms

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darling hero

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beloved dear desire favorite inamorata

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eidolon false god

NOUN

leading light

Synonyms

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choice spirit leader luminary master spirit one in a million sage shining light star

NOUN

luminary

Synonyms

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celebrity dignitary notable personage

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VIP eminence leader lion name notability personality somebody star worthy

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big name celeb

Antonyms

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nobody

NOUN

matinee idol

Synonyms

STRONGEST

leading man

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box office gold favorite leading lady star star of stage and screen tin god

NOUN

name

Synonyms

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personality star

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entertainer headliner hero lion luminary notability notable somebody

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big name celeb

Antonyms

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unknown

NOUN

notable

Synonyms

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celebrity dignitary luminary

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VIP chief eminence executive figure heavyweight high-up hot dog leader lion magnate mogul name notability personage personality pooh-bah power somebody star worthy

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big name big shot big wheel big-time operator

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commoner nobody

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lowlife unknown

NOUN

personage/personality

Synonyms

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VIP big shot bigwig brass celeb chief cynosure dignitary distinguished person eminence face hot shot individual luminary monster name public figure somebody star top dog worthy

Antonyms

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lowlife

NOUN

prima donna

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diva first lady headliner lead vocalist leading lady opera singer singer soloist star superwoman topliner

NOUN

professional

Synonyms

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artist expert pro specialist

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adept artiste authority brain egghead hotshot powerhouse pundit shark star virtuoso whiz wizard

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old hand old pro old war-horse phenom proficient whiz kid

Antonyms

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amateur rookie

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apprentice greenhorn

NOUN

role model

Synonyms

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example exemplar good example hero heroine idol mentor

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epitome paragon shining example star very model

NOUN

somebody

Synonyms

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someone whoever

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VIP celebrity dignitary heavyweight luminary name notable one personage so-and-so star

WEAK

household name person of note public figure some person

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nobody unknown

NOUN

star

Synonyms

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celebrity favorite hero idol name

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draw headliner lead luminary starlet

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big shot leading role somebody someone topliner

Antonyms

WEAK

commoner

NOUN

VIP

Synonyms

STRONG

celebrity dignitary heavyweight luminary mogul notable personality star worthy

WEAK

big cheese big enchilada big kahuna big name famous person high-muck-a-muck public figure top banana

Antonyms

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nobody nonentity

NOUN

virtuoso

Synonyms

STRONGEST

magician musician prodigy

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ace adept artist artiste authority brain celebrity champ champion crackerjack egghead genius hotshot natural performer pro professional pundit sharp star whiz wizard

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big deal dillettante hot stuff intelligent no slouch old hand old pro

Antonyms

STRONG

amateur ignoramus imbecile rookie

WEAK

greenhorn

Example Sentences

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Recently, the salsa legend was name-checked in Nuevayol by Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny and briefly appeared in the song's music video.

From BBC

Surprise package: Scotland, it seems, is keen on country music - Glasgow is the only place with US superstar Zach Bryan in its Spotify top 10.

From BBC

The genre also produced some of the country's earliest music superstars.

From BBC

But she is also someone who transcends her sport, a 22-year-old global superstar with a bank balance to make your eyes water.

From BBC

Japanese superstar Kaori Sakamoto said her feeling was one of "frustration" after missing out on Olympic gold in her final figure skating competition on Thursday.

From Barron's

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