entertainer
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2.1
- noun
- /ˌɛntərˈteɪnər/
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artista
- Over the course of time, though, Kombuis succeeded in reinventing himself as an entertainer and noted author.
- work as an entertainer
- become an entertainer
- well-known entertainers
And the winner of the ACM Entertainer of the Year is?
- And the winner of the ACM Entertainer of the Year is?
- He's a YouTube content creator, entertainer, boxer, promoter, musician.
- He is, without a doubt, one of the greatest entertainers in history.
- I'm also known as Stevo, and I am an entertainer of all sorts.
- We have Cedric the Entertainer plays a talking trash can.
- He is an entertainer, he's a streamer.
- I have to always be balancing between entertainer and, you know, just business leader.
- So that's why many entertainers are threes.
- Let's see the black entertainers, half hearted Blues.
- It's the best entertainer who can cause the most drama.
- That's not why we're talking here, but it's Cedric the entertainer, grown man.
Examples
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I'm an entertainer.
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Oh, I'm a performer, I'm an entertainer and I'm on stage.
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The man is such a good entertainer and an amazing singer.
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It's the best entertainer who can cause the most drama.
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So we had one entertainer and two athletes.
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I was hired as an entertainer.
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I understand you're an entertainer.
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I'm also known as Stevo, and I am an entertainer of all sorts.
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He is, without a doubt, one of the greatest entertainers in history.
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She hired a talented entertainer to perform at her daughter's birthday party.
Synonyms
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1.0
A person who acts in plays, films, or television
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2.5
A person who entertains people, for example by singing or acting
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4.4
A man who entertains people at public shows or events
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7.4
A professional performer, especially a singer or dancer who performs on stage
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9.9
A performer in variety stage shows who does acts like comedy, music, or dance
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3.4
A person who entertains people by acting, singing, or dancing
A person who performs music or other art skillfully
A woman who plans and puts on public entertainment shows
Antonyms
How Entertaining
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Entertainer comes from entertain, which long ago came from roots meaning 'among' and 'to hold', the same idea you see in contain and retain. So an entertainer is someone who 'holds' an audience's attention and keeps people amused.