Michael Jordan
Michael Jordan noun: someone representing the highest level of achievement.
Noun
Michael Jordan (plural Michael Jordans)
- Someone representing the highest level of achievement.
- Holbrook agrees, saying the Colombians they’ve met find it “embarrassing that we’re not talking about a hero, we’re talking about a criminal. But,” he concedes, “it is the Michael Jordan of criminals.”2016 August 27, Luke Holland, “'The Michael Jordan of criminals': how Narcos found a true villain in Pablo Escobar”, in The Guardian, →ISSN
- He [Sam Altman] is the “Michael Jordan of listening,” people have said.2025, Karen Hao, Empire of AI, New York City: Penguin Press, →ISBN
Forms of Michael Jordan
| plural | Michael Jordans |
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Origin of Michael Jordan
Referring to American basketball player Michael Jordan (b. 1963).
Questions about Michael Jordan
- What does Michael Jordan mean?
- Michael Jordan means someone representing the highest level of achievement.
- What part of speech is Michael Jordan?
- Michael Jordan is a noun.
- What is the plural of Michael Jordan?
- The plural of Michael Jordan is Michael Jordans.
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