somebody
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2.5
- noun
- /ˈsʌmˌbodi/
:
persona importante
- She worked tirelessly to ensure she would be somebody in the field of environmental science.
- become somebodies
I mean, Nero himself is somebody like that.
- I mean, Nero himself is somebody like that.
- You know, Massimo is somebody who's done his research.
- Like he was somebody who is who helped me think big.
- Why would somebody who's as great as they are need help?
- And Donald Trump is somebody you've got to make a tough judgement.
- I, I, I you can tell when, the way that somebody affected the world.
- But like, if you look at Ronaldo, he's like, he's somebody like kids could aspire to be.
Examples
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Many young athletes aspire to become somebody in their sports, hoping to achieve fame and recognition.
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They make us somebodies.
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So John is somebody that I actually got along with very well.
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Well, I will say this as somebody whose life you have touched.
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I never dreamed that I'd meet somebody like you.
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And Ranieri was just, he was somebody who could never get enough.
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Because of course I'm somebody who thinks you surround yourself with experts.
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No, this is a new world we're moving into, and I want my daughters to grow up to be decent somebodies.
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My life is littered with almost-somebodies.
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In our industry, being somebody means not only having talent but also making valuable connections.
Synonyms
136
3.7
A famous person from TV, radio, or public life
126
4.0
A very important and influential person in a field
91
3.9
A person who is important and powerful in a job or field
50
1.0
A person many people know because of their achievements
50
1.8
A person whose actions or words change what happens for many people
35
6.8
A very important event, thing, or person that matters a lot
29
3.8
A person or company that has a lot of power in a field
16
2.5
A person with great power or status who gets special treatment
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3.2
A person whose actions or ideas strongly affect other people's choices
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7.6
A famous person who inspires or influences others in a field
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4.9
A person who has a lot of power and influence in a field
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8.1
An important or well known person who others respect
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4.1
A person who is well known and admired
Antonyms
How Important
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Somebody is the same two parts, some ('a certain') and body ('person'), but people began using it to mean 'a person who matters', so to be a 'somebody' is to be important or well known.