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Meanings of renown in English
Usage of renown in English
1
The renown of Nelson is part of the heritage of the world.
2
Next in renown were those precious relics, the tears of the Saviour.
3
SCAM: It literally came out of nowhere, and now enjoys international renown.
4
The fame of all preceding writers is merged in his own renown.
5
The opening of this year added to the naval renown of England.
6
Of the Spanish colonies Cuba has produced some writers of enduring renown.
7
The wonderful renown of the French army had received a mighty blow.
8
Yet even so he succeeded in winning great renown by his achievements.
9
For he went in many guises, and won renown under many names.
10
They say to their men: Add to the renown of your race.
11
Among these, the subject of this article attained the most brilliant renown.
12
That suffices for me, and Sitta Nefysseh will rejoice in your renown.
13
Prince did not look the part of an etcher of continental renown.
14
The circumstance has brought your name into most wide and unfortunate renown.
15
Caesar acquired renown by giving, relieving, and pardoning; Cato by bestowing nothing.
16
My soul despises the glittering gold, and enough have I of renown.
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Translations for renown
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Renown through the time
Renown across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common