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public figure
[puhb-lik fig-yer]
noun
a person who is widely known; celebrity.
The journalist talked about the often troubled relationship between public figures and the news media.
Famous athletes, actors, and other public figures have championed the issue.
Example Sentences
The UN has also documented several cases of Russian public figures calling for executions.
And he wouldn't just be someone behind the scenes, he would be a public figure too.
Her comments have drawn both support and criticism in recent years on social media and from public figures.
Ravec oversees security for key public figures by assessing risks from terrorism, extremism, stalkers and any other foreseeable threat such as a "fixated individual".
Celebrities and public figures are also being extra careful, as they are held to high standards of political impartiality.
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