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in the spotlight
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someone or something that receives a lot of attention by the public
What is the origin of the idiom "in the spotlight" and when to use it?
The idiom "in the spotlight" originated from the theater, where a bright light called a spotlight is used to highlight or focus on a performer or a particular part of the stage during a performance. Over time, the phrase has come to refer to a person or situation that is receiving a lot of attention or scrutiny, often in public or media.
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John is naturally reticent and doesn't enjoy being in the spotlight.
His fame was ephemeral, quickly fading after his brief moment in the spotlight.
The social media influencer is in the limelight for their latest viral post.
The thought of public speaking can be nerve-wracking for those who fear being in the spotlight.
She basked in the spotlight during her performance on stage.
