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A person can't upstage a party. He can only upstage another person. I assume they meant that the person became the center of attention at the party thereby overshadowing the intended guest of honor.
- A person can't upstage a party.
- He can only upstage another person.
- I assume they meant that the person became the center of attention at the party thereby overshadowing the intended guest of honor.
- I might say he hijacked the party.
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A person can't upstage a party. He can only upstage another person. I assume they meant that the person became the center of attention at the party thereby overshadowing the intended guest of honor. I might say he hijacked the party.
0Hi , Anonymous,
"upstage a party" is quoted from the context:
"Rio gets a cowgirl makeover and upstages a party that the two are attending before Stacy reveals that she has no intention of stealing Mike."
What does upstage a party mean here?
Thanks.
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