semifame
semifame noun: minor fame.
Noun
semifame (uncountable)
- Minor fame.
- He was most excited about the festival’s obscurities, like the series of Latin American and Spanish films, his latest passions, and the appearance by the Legendary Stardust Cowboy, the Texas wild man whose brief moment of semifame, the 1968 single “Paralyzed,” inspired Mr. Bowie’s glam-era alter...2007 May 7, Ben Sisario, “Chosen by David Bowie, Shows That He’d Attend”, in New York Times
Origin of semifame
From semi- + fame.
Questions about semifame
- What does semifame mean?
- Semifame means minor fame.
- What part of speech is semifame?
- Semifame is a noun.
Words near semifame in the dictionary
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