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Meanings of justly famous in English
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Usage of justly famous in English
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Some hospitals are justly famous for the excellent training which they give.
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The Greater Caucasus in Georgia are justly famous for their fantastic hiking routes.
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The bank and other public buildings of Dublin are justly famous.
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From these justly famous works a selection should be made.
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His works at Florence, Rome, and Venice are justly famous.
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This spirited version of five plays is justly famous.
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He is justly famous for his majestic odes, and Platen revered him as his master.
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This is why the silent final scene of Queen Christina (1933) is justly famous.
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Here every afternoon the coffee for which Guatemala is so justly famous was served to visitors.
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Nunar's treatise was justly famous and many copies had been made, though such books were guarded jealously.
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Some even justly famous men have not been proof against this insidious form of vanity and pretence.
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The modesty for which Powell was justly famous seemed to soak into the fabric of the buildings.
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One of this sort is justly famous.
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Porridge's opening credits are justly famous.
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That same taking of justly famous.
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The dead breaking open the lids of their sarcophagi and rising to judgment are justly famous for spirited action.
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