namedrop (Meaning)
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namedrop (v)
refer to people that one assumes one's interlocutors admire in order to try to impress them
Synonyms & Antonyms of namedrop
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namedrop Sentence Examples
- Celebrities often namedrop their famous acquaintances in interviews to bolster their own status.
- The politician's speech was filled with namedrops of influential figures in the industry.
- The aspiring actor shamelessly namedropped a renowned director in hopes of landing a role.
- The writer's article was peppered with namedrops of literary giants, establishing their credibility.
- The athlete humbly refused to namedrop her team's star player, preferring to give credit to the collective effort.
- The influencer generated buzz by namedropping a popular brand in her social media post.
- The journalist's reputation suffered after he was accused of namedropping to gain access to exclusive information.
- The politician's opponents criticized him for namedropping wealthy donors to garner support.
- The fashion designer's runway show featured models adorned with clothes from fellow designers, a subtle act of namedropping.
- The socialite namedropped her elite circle of friends in her memoir, painting a picture of an exclusive and glamorous lifestyle.
FAQs About the word namedrop
refer to people that one assumes one's interlocutors admire in order to try to impress them
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Celebrities often namedrop their famous acquaintances in interviews to bolster their own status.
The politician's speech was filled with namedrops of influential figures in the industry.
The aspiring actor shamelessly namedropped a renowned director in hopes of landing a role.
The writer's article was peppered with namedrops of literary giants, establishing their credibility.
