Pronunciation: /ˈiːɡɑt/
noun EGOT is a noun that refers to the prestigious achievement of winning an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony award.
A1 An EGOT is a prestigious award given to someone who has won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony.
A2 Achieving an EGOT is a rare accomplishment in the entertainment industry.
B1 The EGOT status is highly sought after by many talented artists.
B2 Only a select few individuals have been able to EGOT in their careers.
C1 The EGOT winners are considered to be among the most talented and versatile performers.
C2 Attaining an EGOT requires exceptional skill and dedication to one's craft.
verb EGOT can also be used as a verb to describe the act of winning all four of these awards.
A1 She EGOTs by always being kind to others.
A2 He EGOTs his success through hard work and dedication.
B1 They EGOT their dream job after years of studying and training.
B2 The artist EGOTed by winning all the major awards in their field.
C1 The CEO EGOTs by constantly pushing the boundaries of innovation in the company.
C2 The actor EGOTed by mastering every aspect of their craft, from stage to screen.
formal The EGOT award is one of the most prestigious honors in the entertainment industry.
informal Did you hear that John is only one award away from completing his EGOT?
slang I heard she's gunning for that EGOT status, she's on fire!
figurative Achieving an EGOT is like reaching the pinnacle of success in show business.
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