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Widely known and esteemed.
famous
noted
celebrated
notable
renowned
illustrious
far-famed
known
1
New York's
famed
Metropolitan Opera, the nation's largest, reported a budget shortfall.
2
CERN, the
famed
Swiss high energy particle physics lab, has a problem.
3
The events are said to have helped inspire Herman Melville's
famed
novel.
4
Hemmes, however, is
famed
for his ability to bounce back from adversity.
5
The nuns are
famed
for the manufacture of artificial feathers and flowers.
6
One had been
famed
for his accessibility; the other for his inaccessibility.
7
Mary J. Blige and D'Angelo share the
famed
stage on July 8.
8
It is
famed
for its mixed grill and, of course, its pies.
9
They are
famed
for their ability to change colour, shape and size.
10
The British team have taken hold of the
famed
Southport Bowls Club.
11
The four
famed
photos under discussion probably are familiar to most viewers.
12
But we wanted him to speak about losing in that
famed
jersey.
13
Stone plays a
famed
children's author who was murdered in her home.
14
So did the
famed
climbers John Long, John Yablonski and John Bachar.
15
In November, prices for the
famed
'05 vintage were approaching five-year lows.
16
The competition, named after the
famed
composer Frederic Chopin, started in 1927.
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most famed
justly famed
so famed
famed author
famed books