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stellify

British

/ ˈstɛlɪˌfaɪ /

verb

to change or be changed into a star

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Etymology

Origin of stellify

C14: from Latin stella a star

Example Sentences

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Belfast-based production company Stellify Media was commissioned by the BBC to produce the series.

From BBC

Matthew Worthy, joint managing director of production company Stellify Media, referred to the new lifeline's limited success in a statement on Friday.

From BBC

Can't Touch This will be produced in Northern Ireland by Stellify, the independent company recently hired to remake Blind Date for Irish broadcaster TV3.

From BBC

Stellify: assign to a place among the stars; as Jupiter did to Andromeda and Cassiopeia.

From Project Gutenberg

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