celebrityness

alternative celebritiness

1. uncountableThe state or quality of a celebrity.

   And I know I have downplayed their celebrityness.

   2010, Ilene Angel, In Search of George Stephanopoulos

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   Consequently, Mary/Moll provides a fertile landscape from which to harvest an understanding of the production and consumption of transhistorical “celebrityness,” and in this case a celebrityness born out of social deviance.

   2006, B. Reynolds, Transversal Enterprises in the Drama of Shakespeare and his Contemporaries

   To clearly become a force and a vibration that will rip away the facade, rip away the chicanery, rip away the cosmetic that gives one the sense that all is well with black people because these people have the role of celebritiness despite what's happening to the larger masses of black people.

   2014, Thomas Hauser, Reflections: Conversations, Essays, and Other Writings

   [...] Tommy was the only San Franciscan who could match Aveda in celebrityness, and Whistles management had thought he'd make a fine addition to tonight's event. I knew Aveda thought differently.

   2016, Sarah Kuhn, Heroine Complex - Volume 1

   Synonyms: celebrityhood, celebrityship