A-list
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- noun
- /ˈeɪˌlɪst/
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- Now, don't ask me how, but I pulled some strings, and I managed to get you both on the A-list, so don't wuss out.
- A-list actors
- A-list star
- A-list celebrities
Examples
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But when it comes to trying to snare A-list directors, they might want to rethink their approach.
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Bruce Edwin is the CEO of the A-list firm Starpower Management LLC, publisher of The Hollywood Sentinel, and motion picture producer.
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When you go after an A-list designer, sure, expect to drop serious dough.
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What made me different was I was the first half-Asian to become an A-list star in the business.
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The way to the A-list was to be a top student or a top athlete, preferably both.
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What I don't understand is why anyone below the A-list buys into this nonsense.
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Here are 10 tips for making sure you're on the boss's A-list:
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They've got their endowment, I'm happy to be a contributor, and they can keep me on the A-list.
Fiction book (1995) -
The actors tied the knot during a sunset ceremony in Malibu, in front of A-list attendees like Cox, Cameron Diaz, 40, and Salma Hayek, 46.
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Many famous directors only hire A-list actors for their films.
Synonyms
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A famous and important person or group in one area
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People in society who are important, respected, and have power
A list of people who have a lot of influence
How Famous
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
A-list comes from the idea of being at the top of a list. The A- part is like the grade 'A' for the 'best' and list means a 'group of names', so someone on the A-list is one of the most important or popular people.