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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈstɑːrdʌst/ · UK /ˈstɑːdʌst/
stardust means: A special charm or excitement that makes someone, especially a famous person, seem impressive.
noun
A special charm or excitement that makes someone, especially a famous person, seem impressive.
- The singer brought stardust to the event.
- Her presence added a little stardust to the evening.
- The production needed some Hollywood stardust.
Tiny bits of matter in space, especially material made by stars before our sun existed.
- The rock contains ancient stardust.
- Scientists found stardust inside the meteorite.
- Some of these particles began as stardust.
An imagined powder that makes you admire someone or something without seeing its faults.
- She had stardust in her eyes when she described him.
- The stardust faded once she saw his cruelty.
- With eyes full of stardust, he imagined a perfect future.
Ideas or dreams that have no real basis.
- His grand promises were only stardust.
- Their plans turned out to be stardust.
- She dismissed the prediction as mere stardust.
Questions about stardust
What does stardust mean?
A special charm or excitement that makes someone, especially a famous person, seem impressive.
What is stardust in other languages?
Türkçe: ışıltı · Español: glamur · Français: glamour · Deutsch: Glamour · Italiano: fascino · 日本語: 華やかさ
How do you pronounce stardust?
In American English /ˈstɑːrdʌst/; in British English /ˈstɑːdʌst/.
How do you use stardust in a sentence?
The singer brought stardust to the event. Her presence added a little stardust to the evening.
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