She's a socialite.
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Socialite
//ˈsoʊʃəˌlaɪt//
Synonyms for "socialite" (23 found)
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15 translations across 9 languages.
Bulgarian
1 entries- светска личност noun (person of prominence and influence)
Czech
1 entries- společenská celebrita noun (person of prominence and influence)
French
1 entries- socialite noun (person of prominence and influence)
German
2 entries- Gesellschaftsdame noun (person of prominence and influence)
- Salonlöwe noun (person of prominence and influence)
Indonesian
1 entries- sosialita noun (person of prominence and influence)
Italian
2 entries- mondana noun (person of prominence and influence)
- mondano noun (person of prominence and influence)
Polish
2 entries- lew salonowy noun (person of prominence and influence)
- lwica salonowa noun (person of prominence and influence)
Portuguese
2 entries- socialaite noun (person of prominence and influence)
- socialite noun (person of prominence and influence)
Spanish
3 entries- famosillo noun (person of prominence and influence)
- socialite noun (person of prominence and influence)
- socialité noun (person of prominence and influence)
Sample sentences
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A socialite is a person who is well known in fashionable society and is fond of social activities and entertainment.
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Tom was a huge socialite.
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Mary is a wealthy socialite.
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