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/stɑːr/
A luminous celestial body made of plasma, held together by gravity, typically visible as a point of light in the night sky; a very famous, successful, and important person.
Nouns
As in celestial body
Strongest matches:
- sun
- planet
Weak matches:
- satellite
- comet
Nouns
As in famous person
Strongest matches:
- celebrity
- superstar
- icon
Weak matches:
- luminary
- notable
- personality
Nouns
As in symbol
Strongest matches:
- asterisk
- star shape
Weak matches:
- emblem
- badge
Verbs
As in perform excellently
Strongest matches:
- excel
- shine
Weak matches:
- lead
- dominate
Verbs
As in feature as a performer
Strongest matches:
- headline
- top-bill
Weak matches:
- appear
- perform
Antonyms:
dud, failure, flop, nobody, nonentity, unknown
Usage examples:
1. At night, she loved to gaze up at the sky, marveling at the countless stars twinkling above.
2. The young actor, with his remarkable talent and undeniable charisma, quickly rose to become a star in Hollywood.
3. The critic awarded the new smartphone model a five-star rating.