Synonyms for superstar
Grammar : Adj, noun |
Spell : soo-per-stahr |
Phonetic Transcription : ˈsu pərˌstɑr |
Top 10 synonyms for superstar Other synonyms for the word superstar
- ace
- adept
- adventurer
- artiste
- august
- authority
- beloved
- big
- big cheese
- big deal
- big enchilada
- big gun
- big kahuna
- big league
- big name
- big shot
- big star
- big stuff
- big wheel
- big-gun
- big-league
- big-time
- big-time operator
- bigwig
- box office gold
- brain
- brass
- brilliant
- captain of industry
- celeb
- celebrated
- celebrious
- champ
- champion
- chief
- choice spirit
- combatant
- common
- conqueror
- conspicuous
- crackerjack
- cynosure
- daredevil
- dear
- demigod
- desire
- dillettante
- distinguished person
- diva
- dominant
- draw
- egghead
- eidolon
- elevated
- eminence
- entertainer
- epitome
- exalted
- example
- executive
- exemplar
- expert
- extolled
- face
- false god
- famed
- famous person
- favorite
- fetish
- figure
- first lady
- gallant
- genius
- glorious
- god
- goddess
- golden calf
- good example
- grand
- graven image
- great
- great person
- headliner
- heavy
- heavyweight
- hero
- heroine
- high
- high muckamuck
- high-ranking
- high-up
- hot shot
- hot stuff
- hotdog
- hotshot
- household name
- icon
- ideal
- idol
- illustrious
- image
- immortal
- important
- in the limelight
- in the public eye
- inamorata
- individual
- infamous
- intelligent
- known
- large
- lauded
- lead
- lead vocalist
- leader
- leading
- leading lady
- leading man
- leading person
- leading role
- leonine
- lion
- lionlike
- lofty
- luminary
- magician
- magnate
- mahatma
- major leaguer
- martyr
- master spirit
- megastar
- mentor
- model
- mogul
- monster
- musician
- nabob
- name
- natural
- no slouch
- noble
- notability
- notable
- noted
- noteworthy
- notorious
- of note
- old hand
- old pro
- old war-horse
- one
- one in a million
- opera singer
- outstanding
- pagan symbol
- page-oner
- paladin
- panjandrum
- paragon
- paramount
- performer
- person of note
- person of the hour
- person to be reckoned with
- personage
- personality
- phenom
- pooh-bah
- popular
- popular figure
- power
- powerhouse
- praised
- preeminent
- prestigious
- prima donna
- principal
- pro
- prodigy
- professional
- proficient
- prominent
- protagonist
- public
- public figure
- pundit
- recognized
- redoubted
- remarkable
- renowned
- reputable
- resplendent
- sage
- saint
- shark
- sharp
- shining example
- shining light
- signal
- simulacrum
- singer
- so-and-so
- soloist
- some person
- somebody
- someone
- specialist
- splashy
- splendid
- star
- star of stage and screen
- starlet
- sublime
- superior
- superstar
- superwoman
- the cheese
- tin god
- top banana
- top dog
- topliner
- very important person
- very model
- victor
- VIP
- virtuoso
- well-known
- well-known person
- whiz
- whiz kid
- whoever
- widely known
- wizard
- WK
- worthy
Définition of superstar
Origin :- 1925, in the sports and entertainment sense, from super- + star (n.).
- As in renowned : adj famous
- As in well-known : adj familiar, famous
- As in eminent : adj very important; famous
- As in illustrious : adj famous, prominent
- As in luminary : noun very important person
- As in name : noun celebrity
- As in notable : noun person who is famous, important
- As in personage/personality : noun celebrity, notable
- As in prima donna : noun principal female performer
- As in professional : noun person prepared for work by extended study or practice
- As in somebody : noun person of fame, importance
- As in star : noun person who is famous
- As in VIP : noun very important person
- As in virtuoso : noun person who is an expert
- As in big name : noun somebody famous
- As in leading light : noun inspirational celebrity
- As in matinee idol : noun film star
- As in role model : noun someone worth imitating
- As in celebrity : noun dignitary
- As in hero/heroine : noun brave person; champion
- As in idol : noun person greatly admired
Antonyms for superstar
- amateur
- anonymous
- apprentice
- bad
- common
- commoner
- disrespected
- greenhorn
- hate
- humble
- ignoramus
- imbecile
- inconspicuous
- infamous
- inferior
- insignificant
- lowlife
- lowly
- nobody
- nonentity
- obscure
- obscurity
- ordinary
- poor
- regular
- rookie
- undistinguished
- unfamiliar
- unimportant
- unknown
- unnotable
- unnoticeable
- unremarkable
- usual
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