Oprah
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- proper noun
- /ˈoʊprə/
- Many people in America grew up watching Oprah's talk show every afternoon.
- Oprah Winfrey
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Watch on YouTubeThis is yet another piece of evidence that Oprah Winfrey is fake news.
- This is yet another piece of evidence that Oprah Winfrey is fake news.
- Halle Berry and Will Smith and Oprah Winfrey and Whoopi Goldberg.
- She looks like Oprah Winfrey to you. That's her.
- And I feel like I've been sleeping on Oprah a little bit, a lot.
- I also love What I Know for Sure by Oprah Winfrey.
- It's not like he's Oprah or Chuck Todd or anything.
- He is the same as Oprah, as Tony Robbins, as Erwin.
Examples
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But I watch Oprah Winfrey every day.
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Listen up, says Oprah on Oprah's web page.
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So I have been watching Oprah since I was a little girl.
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Listen, Oprah needs an answer about you doing an interview with her.
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I, too, wanted Oprah to celebrate my work.
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Oh, well, thank you, Oprah!
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And so that's why Oprah and I work so well together.
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I love listening to Oprah's Super Soul podcast.
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In a recent interview, Michelle Obama said this to Oprah Winfrey about the absence of hope: "We feel the difference now."
Academic text (2016) -
Adam is a huge star, I mean, he is huge, and he's on a first name basis with people like Sting, Bono, and Oprah.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Oprah comes from the biblical name Orpah, but when people said it aloud the sound changed to 'Oprah'. That's why Oprah is the name of a famous TV host and a well-known personal name today.