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limelight
noun as in public attention
Example Sentences
Dubois, who has 22 wins in 24 fights as a professional, looked perturbed that his rival had stolen the limelight and walked off shaking his head.
"He was very modest. His take on it was that he was there to do a job, he wasn't there to be in the limelight. He did play an important part," she told BBC WM.
An engineer by trade, rather than a racing driver who did not have what it takes to make it to F1, the 48-year-old Frenchman does not chase the limelight and is not adversarial.
Wilkinson is delighted Fishlock has now had a moment in the limelight.
The singer stepped out of the limelight in 2023 after a difficult performance at Glastonbury, where a combination of anxiety and Tourette's caused him to lose his voice.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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