Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
child-star
noun
/ˈtʃaɪld stɑːr/

Definition
A young person who is famous for their performance in entertainment, particularly in television, film, or music.

Examples
- Many child-stars struggle to cope with their fame as they grow older.
- She was a popular child-star in the early 2000s, known for her role in a hit TV show.
- Child-stars often face pressure to maintain their success into adulthood.

Meaning
Child stars are typically actors or musicians who achieve fame at a young age, often gaining significant media attention and a fan following.

Synonyms
- young actor
- young performer
- youthful celebrity