What does paparazzi mean?
Paparazzi means plural of paparazzo.
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/ˌpæ.pəˈɹæ.tsi/ · noun
plural of paparazzo.
A number of paparazzi had gate-crashed, as had a famous tennis-player and a couple of pop-singers.
A number of paparazzi were there to take pictures, clearly having received a further tip-off about the party’s movements.
“Do you know how many paparazzi stalk those midtown hotels? […]”
The job of a paparazzi is, roughly, to ‘reveal the truth’ about the rich and the famous.
A paparazzi is investigating the lives of a Royal couple.
What if someone I know sees me? Or what if a paparazzi is lurking somewhere?
“Tell Page that PAPARAZZI is here, in my apartment. And then tell her that their offices are right across from us …”
Rather, the business paparazzi is armoring itself for a backlash campaign against the entrepreneurial big mouths.
Use paparazzi when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Paparazzi means plural of paparazzo.
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A number of paparazzi had gate-crashed, as had a famous tennis-player and a couple of pop-singers.
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