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(suːpəʳstɑːʳ)
Word forms: plural superstars
countable noun
A superstar is a very famous entertainer or sports player.
[informal]
He was more than a footballing superstar, he was a celebrity.
...a Hollywood superstar.
Synonyms: celebrity, star, big name, face [informal] More Synonyms of superstar

superstar in British English

(ˈsuːpəˌstɑː)
noun
a popular singer, film star, etc, who is idolized by fans and elevated to a position of importance in the entertainment industry
Derived forms
superstardom (ˈsuperˌstardom)
noun

superstar in American English

(ˈsupərˌstɑr)
US
noun
a very prominent performer, as in sports or the entertainment industry, often one considered to haveexceptional skill and talent

Examples of 'superstar' in a sentence
superstar

Was his superstar status an outsize mask?
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
Is that why the superstar singer is so protective of her relationships?
The Sun (2013)
They have been key ingredients in the recipe that has made him a global superstar success story.
The Sun (2010)
They are looking at potential movie roles that will make him an international superstar.
The Sun (2009)
The pop superstar is putting up the fight of his life after doctors diagnosed him with the disease.
The Sun (2009)
He wants to parade his skills on the biggest stage possible and play with the finest global superstars.
The Sun (2013)
The reality of the rugby player and the image of the celebrity superstar are tearing him in two directions.
Times, Sunday Times (2009)
His superstar status is well deserved.
The Sun (2006)
Now she is an international superstar.
The Sun (2009)
What do you want to be known as, a great player or a superstar?
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
So he was largely left alone, despite superstar status locally.
The Sun (2014)
Second, as a global superstar he would have boosted weak ticket sales.
The Sun (2012)
Or at least, they are nowhere near as rare as the skills of the superstar football player.
Times, Sunday Times (2011)
Any game that sits back and lets its young players and superstars leave for the other code needs to take a look at itself.
The Sun (2007)
And he laughed off the notion he prefers to run a team with hard-working players rather than superstar footballers.
The Sun (2009)
Especially from a footballing superstar.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
The superstar singer has bagged himself a top model, which goes perfectly with his new image since he shed three stone.
The Sun (2016)
When you are trying to frame a game plan around all those international superstars flying in and out, that is hardly surprising.
Times, Sunday Times (2014)
In the process, he pushed the boundaries of a new frontier: that of the celebrity superstar.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
An X Factor spokeswoman refused to confirm or deny the show was in talks with the pop superstar.
The Sun (2012)

In other languages
superstar

British English: superstar NOUN
A superstar is a very famous entertainer or sports player.
He was more than a basketball superstar, he was a celebrity.
  • American English: superstar
  • Brazilian Portuguese: superstar
  • Chinese: 超级明星
  • European Spanish: superestrella
  • French: superstar
  • German: Superstar
  • Italian: superstar
  • Japanese: スーパースター
  • Korean: 유명 스타
  • European Portuguese: superstar
  • Latin American Spanish: superestrella

(noun) 
Definition
an extremely popular and famous entertainer or sportsperson
a Hollywood superstar
Synonyms
celebrity
At the age of twelve, he was already a celebrity.
star
Not all football stars are ill-behaved louts.
big name
all the big names in rock and pop
face (informal)
name
personality
a radio and television personality
lion
By the 1920s Kahlil Gibran was a social and literary lion.
dignitary
He was a visiting dignitary of great importance.
luminary
the political opinions of such luminaries as Sartre and de Beauvoir
bigwig (informal)
a bigwig who heads the local parliament
celeb (informal)
big shot (informal)
personage
MPs, film stars and other important personages
megastar (informal)
V.I.P.
Sopa* (textmessaging)
Seesomebody

Synonyms of 'superstar'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of lion
By the 1920s Kahlil Gibran was a social and literary lion.
Synonyms
celebrity,
star,
superstar,
idol,
wonder,
notable,
big name,
prodigy,
luminary,
celeb (informal),
megastar (informal),
V.I.P.
in the sense of luminary
Definition
an expert in a particular subject
the political opinions of such luminaries as Sartre and de Beauvoir
Synonyms
celebrity,
star,
expert,
somebody,
lion,
worthy,
notable,
big name,
dignitary,
leading light,
celeb (informal),
personage,
megastar (informal),
fundi (South Africa),
V.I.P.
in the sense of personage
Definition
an important or distinguished person
MPs, film stars and other important personages
Synonyms
personality,
celebrity,
big name,
somebody,
worthy,
notable,
public figure,
dignitary,
luminary,
celeb (informal),
big shot (informal),
megastar (informal),
big noise (informal),
well-known person,
V.I.P.
in the sense of personality
Definition
a well-known person in a certain field
a radio and television personality
Synonyms
celebrity,
star,
big name,
notable,
household name,
famous name,
celeb (informal),
personage,
megastar (informal),
well-known face,
well-known person
in the sense of star
Definition
a famous person from the sports, acting, or music professions
Not all football stars are ill-behaved louts.
Synonyms
celebrity,
big name,
celeb (informal),
megastar (informal),
name,
draw,
idol,
luminary,
leading man or lady,
lead,
hero or heroine,
principal,
main attraction
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