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Meanings of very important person in English
An important or influential (and often overbearing) person.
Usage of very important person in English
1
The grown-up daughter, Frances, was a very important person in our world.
2
After them rides a very important person, the city marshal, on horseback.
3
Isobel, as the central figure of this dissatisfaction, was a very important person.
4
The falconer, who took care of the hawks, was a very important person.
5
Surji Rao was first Minister to the Maharajah, and a very important person.
6
The old clerk at Woodmancote, near Henfield, Sussex, was a very important person.
7
Are you a very important person that they should bother to do that?
8
The chief is a very important person, and has great power over his inferiors.
9
She felt herself coming to be a very important person.
10
He is a very important person, this heart, as I hardly need tell you.
11
Sasha, someone came to our door last night, a very important person: a minister, actually.
12
For she had found herself within the last few hours a very important person indeed.
13
Just at present his critical defection from the Council made him a very important person indeed.
14
Being a very important person indeed, he was invited to pay his respects to Queen Victoria.
15
Whoever lived here had plenty of extra rooms and must, therefore, be a very important person indeed.
16
It happened that this twelve-year-old cadet was already a very important person in the kingdom of France.
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