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Meanings of storied in English

Having an illustrious past.

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Having stories as indicated.

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Usage of storied in English
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Judaism has a long and storied history of surviving threats of extinction.
Naked pictures of famous people
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The travails of the storied playboy prime minister never fail to captivate.
The Irish Times
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To the administration, Lew's storied history in budgets is only a plus.
The Guardian
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The storied lock step and the clipped hair effect also were missing.
Buttered Side Down: Stories
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On every side the many windows of the several-storied shack-buildings looked down.
Island Tales / On the Makaloa Mat
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In the list of storied RWC upsets, this game is undeniably top.
Radio NZ
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Regardless, Pirates have a much more storied and colorful history than Ninja.
Wired
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As ever, the strongest advocates for the storied competition are the players.
The Irish Times
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You've had a long and storied career with this school, Mr. Filch.
James Potter and the Morrigan Web
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But Europe held forth all the charms of storied and poetical association.
The Sketch-Book of Geoffrey Crayon
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Your fathers were not they who storied the prophets and killed them.
The Great Speeches and Orations of Daniel Webster / With an Essa...
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The company was once part of storied shoemaker Kenneth Cole Productions Inc.
Reuters
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He is phlegmatically unromantic about his departure from fashion's most storied city.
The Guardian
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It's one of the most storied dinosaur fossil sites in the world.
The Guardian
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How much did Hewlett Packard pay for the storied-yet-struggling mobile device maker?
Reuters
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Audio, Gallery Trevor Reekie talks to Richard Thompson about his storied career.
Radio NZ
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Storied across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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