ybp

Examples

• All

• After his amazing performance, people started calling him ybp on social media.

• Everyone thinks Sarah is ybp for her leadership skills.

• Everyone said she was ybp at the party last night.

• If you keep working this hard, you'll definitely be the ybp of the team.

• That presentation was ybp!

• After his amazing performance, people started calling him ybp on social media because he really impressed everyone.

• If you keep working this hard, you'll definitely be the ybp of the team with your exceptional contributions.

Synonyms

S

super-duper

vsybp

• Informal

11 7.9

Very good and impressive

is a concise label for a person who stands out rather than an intensifier

R

ripper

vsybp

• Archaic

9 8.8

Something or someone that is very exciting and impressive

is less focused on excitement and more on standing out positively

S

show-stopper

vsybp

3 5.1

A thing that looks very impressive and gets a lot of attention

is used more generally for someone who simply stands out positively

S

sah

vsybp

• Slang

1 9.9

Very cool and impressive

leans toward casual coolness rather than specifically praising someone's standout quality

B

bute

vsybp

• Slang

1 9.9

A person or thing that looks very attractive and impressive

is the abbreviated informal form rather than the full slang term

G

gooder

vsybp

• UK

1 9.3

Something that is very good or impressive

is specifically an informal tag for a person who stands out positively

S

smackeroo

vsybp

• Informal

1 9.9

A very successful event or product that people praise

applies more broadly to people who stand out rather than to events or successes

B

BDE

vsybp

• Slang

9.9

A very confident manner that makes others notice and admire you

focuses on general positive standing out rather than a confident attitude

Antonyms

O

ordinary

681 1.0

Normal and not special or unusual

U

unimpressive

9 3.9

Not very good or likely to attract attention

How Impressive

legendary

263 4.2

outstanding

241 3.4

ybp

• Slang

9.9

notable

114 3.7

ordinary

681 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology