up-and-comer
Noun
Meaning
up-and-comer (plural up-and-comers)
(idiomatic) Someone who is up-and-coming, who has begun to be successful in some field and is likely to be even more successful in the future.
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Examples
But as more and more people jump into the pool, it’s not gonna have the same kind of positive impact for an up-and-comer.
Check out the up-and-comer spitting bars below.
Do not underestimate diminutive runner Kaymen Diabo, as the grade seven up-and-comer netted two in his first high school field game.
In this interview, he offers insights into his craft to up-and-comer Elijah Dominique.
Perry met Banks in Sylvan Lake when he was 14 and Banks was an up-and-comer of 19 who had come to the town’s Varsity Hall to jam with Perry’s dad’s band.
Moreover, with Hans Zimmer writing the score and up-and-comer Maryse Alberti handling the cinematography, expect to see do quite well across the board.