Synonyms for Super-star:

• adj.

  •eminent (adjective)
  • leonine,
  • of note,
  • distinguished,
  • superior,
  • esteemed,
  • outstanding,
  • page-oner,
  • lofty,
  • dominant,
  • exalted,
  • preeminent,
  • Celebrious,
  • noble,
  • Lionlike,
  • Famed,
  • prominent,
  • big-gun,
  • elevated,
  • august,
  • noted,
  • celebrated,
  • Redoubted,
  • big-name,
  • noteworthy,
  • conspicuous,
  • high-ranking,
  • paramount,
  • grand,
  • high,
  • renowned,
  • illustrious,
  • great,
  • big-league,
  • well-known,
  • big-time,
  • prestigious.
  •illustrious (adjective)
  • glorious,
  • sublime,
  • signal,
  • resplendent,
  • remarkable,
  • eminent,
  • big league,
  • splendid,
  • brilliant,
  • monster.
  •renowned (adjective)
  • Lauded,
  • acclaimed,
  • Praised,
  • splashy,
  • in the limelight,
  • Extolled.
  •well-known (adjective)
  • known,
  • reputable,
  • in the public eye,
  • recognized,
  • important,
  • widely known,
  • big,
  • leading,
  • public,
  • large,
  • infamous,
  • common,
  • WK,
  • popular,
  • notorious.

• n.

  •VIP (noun)
  • big enchilada,
  • big kahuna,
  • top banana,
  • High Muckamuck.
  •big name (noun)
  • panjandrum,
  • person to be reckoned with,
  • captain of industry,
  • nabob,
  • very important person,
  • big star,
  • well-known person,
  • megastar.
  •celebrity (noun)
  • lion,
  • personality,
  • superstar,
  • famous person,
  • ace,
  • immortal,
  • the cheese,
  • luminary,
  • personage,
  • magnate,
  • big shot,
  • big name,
  • bigwig,
  • mahatma,
  • big gun,
  • big cheese,
  • worthy,
  • heavyweight,
  • hero,
  • cynosure,
  • hotshot,
  • someone,
  • vip,
  • celeb,
  • major leaguer,
  • somebody,
  • big deal,
  • notable,
  • big stuff,
  • figure,
  • name,
  • star.
  •hero/heroine (noun)
  • heavy,
  • paladin,
  • daredevil,
  • demigod,
  • popular figure,
  • god,
  • saint,
  • celebrity,
  • principal,
  • lead,
  • idol,
  • ideal,
  • protagonist,
  • model,
  • adventurer,
  • victor,
  • person of the hour,
  • leading person,
  • goddess,
  • exemplar,
  • great person,
  • gallant,
  • conqueror,
  • combatant,
  • martyr,
  • tin god,
  • diva,
  • prima donna.
  •idol (noun)
  • graven image,
  • deity,
  • inamorata,
  • beloved,
  • icon,
  • darling,
  • Eidolon,
  • false god,
  • favorite,
  • golden calf,
  • dear,
  • simulacrum,
  • pagan symbol,
  • desire,
  • fetish,
  • image.
  •personage/personality (noun)
  • brass,
  • hot shot,
  • face,
  • individual,
  • top dog,
  • public figure,
  • distinguished person.
  •prima donna (noun)
  • leading lady,
  • opera singer,
  • superwoman,
  • first lady,
  • singer,
  • topliner,
  • lead vocalist,
  • soloist.
  •professional (noun)
  • old hand,
  • egghead,
  • pundit,
  • powerhouse,
  • artiste,
  • shark,
  • pro,
  • authority,
  • expert,
  • old war-horse,
  • artist,
  • adept,
  • whiz,
  • old pro,
  • wizard,
  • specialist,
  • phenom,
  • brain,
  • proficient,
  • whiz kid,
  • virtuoso.
  •role model (noun)
  • example,
  • shining example,
  • mentor,
  • epitome,
  • good example,
  • paragon,
  • very model,
  • heroine.
  •somebody (noun)
  • Whoever,
  • household name,
  • some person,
  • one,
  • person of note,
  • so-and-so.
  •star (noun)
  • leading role,
  • starlet,
  • draw.
  •virtuoso (noun)
  • intelligent,
  • sharp,
  • genius,
  • professional,
  • crackerjack,
  • no slouch,
  • champ,
  • musician,
  • prodigy,
  • magician,
  • hot stuff,
  • champion,
  • dillettante,
  • performer,
  • natural.

Antonyms for Super-star:

• adj.

  • eminent
    obscure, unnotable, common, undistinguished, inconspicuous, insignificant, unremarkable, inferior, disrespected, unimportant, ordinary.
  • illustrious
    bad, usual, humble, infamous, poor, lowly, regular.
  • renowned
    unnoticeable, anonymous.
  • well-known
    unfamiliar.

• n.

  • celebrity
    nobody, commoner, obscurity, unknown, nonentity.
  • idol
    hate.
  • notable
    lowlife.
  • professional
    greenhorn, rookie, apprentice, amateur.
  • virtuoso
    imbecile, ignoramus.