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Cause Celeb

Description

Cause Celeb refers to a popular or well-known person or cause that attracts a significant amount of attention or support from the general public. It often involves an individual or an event that sparks widespread interest, discussions, or actions.

Examples and Usage

  1. Noun - Popular: The singer's association with the charity event made it a cause celeb, attracting thousands of attendees and raising millions of dollars for the cause.
  2. Noun - Local: The community rallied around the local school's financial struggles, making it a cause celeb and prompting an outpouring of donations and volunteer efforts.
  3. Adjective - Popular: The actress became a cause celeb after her impassioned speech advocating for equal rights went viral.
  4. Adjective - Local: The mural painted by the young local artist became a cause celeb, proudly representing the neighborhood's creativity and heritage.
  5. Verb - Popular: The controversial article caused the topic to cause celeb for weeks, dominating social media discussions and fueling public debates.
  6. Verb - Local: The heartfelt testimonies from the affected families made the issue cause celeb, prompting the community to take immediate action.

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