spotlight
Pronunciation: [spɑːtlaɪt]
Word
Context: "theater"
(noun) a strong light that shines on a particular area or person, often used in shows or performances to highlight them. It makes the person or thing in the light the center of attention.
Example
The dancer moved into the spotlight and everyone watched her perform.
Example
Without the spotlight, the actor felt overlooked and unappreciated.
Example
Who will be in the spotlight during the show tonight?
Context: "attention"
(noun) public attention or interest directed toward someone or something. It’s when a person or idea gets a lot of notice from others.
Example
After her successful speech, she found herself in the spotlight.
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He prefers to work behind the scenes and avoid the spotlight.
Example
How can we bring more spotlight to this important issue?
Context: "focus"
(verb) to direct attention to a person or topic. It means making someone or something the main focus of interest.
Example
The news program decided to spotlight the local heroes in the community.
Example
They didn’t spotlight any of the important issues at the meeting.
Example
What topics should we spotlight in our next presentation?
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