Thesaurus Dictionary
Synonyms and antonyms of Famous people in British Thesaurus
Famous people
face (noun)
a famous person who is associated with a particular product, brand, advertising campaign etc
national treasure (noun)
a famous person who is loved by many people in a country, especially someone who has had a long public career
personality (noun)
a famous or well-known person
celebrity (noun)
a famous person, especially in entertainment or sport
star (noun)
a famous and popular person, especially an actor, entertainer, or sports personality
icon (noun)
someone who is very famous and who people think represents a particular idea
public figure (noun)
living legend (noun)
someone who is extremely famous during the time that they are alive
big name (noun)
informal a famous person in a particular activity
doyen (noun)
formal the most respected and famous man in a group or profession
enfant terrible (noun)
someone, especially a famous person, who tries to shock people or to make them feel embarrassed
the glitterati (noun)
people who are rich, famous, and attractive
golden oldie (noun)
informalhumorous a famous person who has been popular for a very long time
Hall of Fame (noun)
the group of people who are most famous for doing a particular activity
public property (noun)
someone who cannot have a private life because they are famous
silvertail (noun)
Australianinformal someone who has a high position in society and is well known
superstar (noun)
someone such as a film actor or pop musician who is extremely famous
the thinking man’s/woman’s/person’s... ()
used before the name of a well-known person, for describing someone who is like them but is more attractive to intelligent men/women
the uncrowned king/queen of something ()
someone who is considered the most skilful or the most famous in a particular activity or situation