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Meanings of famously in English

Portuguese
excelentemente

Extremely well.

excelentemente
Usage of famously in English
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Andrew Cuomo, famously opposed capital punishment in the state of New York.
The new yorker
2
Adorno famously said that, after the Holocaust, poetry wasn't a good idea.
Kalooki Nights
3
George Orwell famously wrote: He who controls the past controls the future.
The Irish Times
4
There's a cluster of cases famously now of a singing group, right?
Wired
5
Swift famously does not allow her work to be on streaming services.
Reuters
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They come to us because we famously know everyone in the industry.
Year Zero
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This was completely in keeping with national character: Canadians are famously polite.
An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth
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Former England striker Gary Linekar famously said Football is a simple game.
News.com.au
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The famously pugnacious, conservative judge had been a vote against the rule.
Wired
10
One famously said Pope Francis was backing Mr Trump's bid for President.
Radio NZ
11
Ekhaleni: Named after the Aloe plant which famously grows in the region.
The South African
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He famously teased he'd be making his football debut earlier this year.
The South African
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But the famously fair Los Angeles weather may not make things easy.
Reuters
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The rest were released in 1939, a famously golden year for cinema.
The Irish Times
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Goldfish are famously said to have a memory of just three seconds.
The Irish Times
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Annie Lennox had a famously androgynous look - particularly in this video.
Radio NZ
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Common
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