Definition of showbiz
: show business;
also
: razzle-dazzle, flash
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Examples of showbiz in a Sentence
Sometimes the critics love you and sometimes they hate you. That's showbiz.
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Wonderful Town The best new musical award from 1953 New York Drama Critics Circle, as well as 10k Gold Donaldson Award for this musical about two sisters who arrive in New York with dreams of making it in showbiz.
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The general rule in showbiz is to never talk about your age.
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But that’s showbiz: Some of the 100 guests, and most of the evening’s performers, were Broadway actors, composers, producers — and Mondays are when Broadway theaters are dark, meaning casts and crews are available for socializing.
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The 45-year-old actor has become known as one of the biggest action heroes in showbiz, but has opened up for the first time about his inner struggles.
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Ryanseacrest- The busiest man in showbiz also has one of the busiest Snapchats around.
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The dancing, the joking, the conviviality - a lifetime in showbiz has taught the guy how to wrap his arms around an audience for a big ol' group hug - all were impressive.
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Many of Hader’s best impersonations on SNL were plucked from vintage showbiz: Vincent Price, John Barrymore, Peter Falk, Peter O’Toole, Rod Serling, Alan Alda.
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Kudlow, a longtime fixture on CNBC, would satisfy Trump's impulse to add a little showbiz to his administration.
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