celebdom

English

Etymology

From celeb +‎ -dom.

Noun

celebdom (uncountable)

  1. (informal) The state, essence, or world of a celeb; celebrity; fame; celebs collectively
    • 2006, Yvonne D. Sims, Women of Blaxploitation:
      Like Pam Grier, Tamara Dobson had some exposure to celebdom before earning the role of super-heroine Cleopatra Jones, which brought her wider fame as an actress.
    • 2008, Jaswin Jassi, Have Guts...!!: The Untiring Truth:
      Maybe celebdom was my thing. I wanted to reach out to the stars, rather become one.
    • 2014, John Lees, How to Get a Job You Love, 2015-16 Edition:
      They got him into trouble at school, into print at university and into minor celebdom in the world of miniature wargaming.

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