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Meanings of far-famed in English
Widely known and esteemed.
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Usage of far-famed in English
1
On famous Lake Pogoniblick in the heart of the far-famed Wappahammock district.
2
One the far-famed explorer, the other the unknown rifleman behind the plow.
3
Listening to her, I could well believe in the far-famed Orpheus lute.
4
Away, away the good ship flew to round the far-famed Cape Horn.
5
One sees nothing of the far-famed beauty of Seville, on approaching it.
6
I was now paying my second visit to the far-famed Tákwá Ridge.
7
With him was the far-famed invincible Tenth Legion that had ravished Gaul.
8
If it's some of Jouret's far-famed magic, I'll say he's some conjurer.
9
I need say but little to my readers respecting that far-famed river.
10
The Spaniards found neither the far-famed seven cities nor the fountain of youth.
11
The far-famed Donner Party were, in a peculiar sense, pioneer martyrs of California.
12
Already the far-famed quadrilles had attracted around them a curious crowd.
13
I stood in the road, scarcely a hundred steps from the far-famed dale.
14
Now we discovered it to be the far-famed St. Michael's Mount.
15
Could this be the far-famed Mississippi, or was it not rather old Avernus?
16
Julia was educated at Mrs. Emma Willard's far-famed seminary at Troy, New York.
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