celebrity in Latin
celebrity in Latin is celebritas — celebrity means a famous person, especially one known through entertainment or media.
celebrity in Latin
celebritas
(uncountable, uncommon outside high registers) Fame, renown; the state of being famous or talked-about. [from 17th c.]
What does "celebrity" mean?
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noun A famous person, especially one known through entertainment or media.
"A famous celebrity opened the new library, and a crowd gathered to watch."
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noun The state of being famous or widely talked about.
"She found that celebrity brought attention, but it also took away her privacy."
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celebrity in a sentence
- A famous celebrity opened the new library, and a crowd gathered to watch.
- The restaurant is popular with celebrities and tourists alike.
- She found that celebrity brought attention, but it also took away her privacy.
- Their rapid rise to celebrity surprised even the band members themselves.
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What is "celebrity" in Latin?
"celebrity" in Latin is celebritas. celebrity means: A famous person, especially one known through entertainment or media.
How do you use "celebrity" in a sentence?
Example: "A famous celebrity opened the new library, and a crowd gathered to watch." In Latin, "celebrity" is celebritas.
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