star-studded
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- adjective
- /ˈstɑrˌstʌdɪd/
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estelar
- She was last seen two nights ago at a star-studded benefit in a Soho club.
- star-studded cast
- star-studded event
- star-studded gala
I know that they have a pretty star-studded collection of folks that are going to be talking about making the shift.
- I know that they have a pretty star-studded collection of folks that are going to be talking about making the shift.
- That was a more star-studded cast than you had in power.
Examples
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The singer-model joined her boo Diddy at the star-studded event, which honored superstar Rihanna, director Quentin Tarantino, and actor Jamie Foxx, among others.
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I'm sure that you'll be with us for our star-studded spectacular event.
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That was a more star-studded cast than you had in power.
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Yes, of course we assembled this star-studded cast today.
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We got ourselves a star-studded gathering going on right here now.
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Last night, we attended the star-studded BET upfronts in New York.
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Well, the much-awaited, star-studded Hollywood epic The Pride of Plymouth Rock opens soon, and this is one film every patriotic American has been waiting for.
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Two well-known technology leaders have pulled together a star-studded cast of tech professionals to introduce a wide range of tech tools and how they can be used in the classroom.
Academic text (2012) -
The star-studded bill featured Usher, Rick Ross, Keyshia Cole, Kelly Rowland, Fat Joe, and Future.
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The movie premiere was a star-studded event, attracting many famous actors and actresses.
Synonyms
Covered with many small shiny things that reflect light or full of famous people
Antonyms
How Famous
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Star-studded links two simple ideas: star means 'a famous person' and studded comes from the idea of being covered with small 'studs' or decorations. So a star-studded event is like something covered in stars and is full of famous people.