upstager Antonyms
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Meaning of upstager
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upstager (n)
a selfish actor who upstages the other actors
upstager Sentence Examples
- The ambitious actor was notorious for upstaging his fellow castmates.
- The politician's grand gestures were seen as an attempt to upstage his opponents.
- The socialite's flashy attire and boisterous behavior constantly upstaged her more reserved companions.
- The new employee's eagerness to prove themselves inadvertently upstaged their more experienced colleagues.
- The upstager always managed to grab the spotlight, even at the expense of others.
- The child's attention-seeking antics often upstaged their siblings' attempts to shine.
- The comedian's jokes were so side-splittingly funny that they upstaged the performance of the main act.
- The teacher's witty quips and engaging lectures inevitably upstaged the guest speaker.
- The upstager's competitive nature made them a formidable opponent in any social or professional setting.
- Despite their best efforts to play down their talents, the upstager couldn't resist seizing every opportunity to outshine others.
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a selfish actor who upstages the other actors
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The ambitious actor was notorious for upstaging his fellow castmates.
The politician's grand gestures were seen as an attempt to upstage his opponents.
The socialite's flashy attire and boisterous behavior constantly upstaged her more reserved companions.
The new employee's eagerness to prove themselves inadvertently upstaged their more experienced colleagues.
