Синоним слова famous

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  • renowned

    known, knowledge

  • celebrated

    characteristic, knowledge

  • illustrious

    knowledge, prominent

  • noted

    familiar, knowledge

  • famed

    well known, characteristic

  • prominent

    characteristic, familiar

  • notable

    knowledge, prominent

  • notorious

    familiar, legendary

  • great

    illustrious, distinguished

  • eminent

    prominent, characteristic

  • distinguished

    characteristic, prominent

  • glorious

    illustrious, splendid

  • well-known

    familiar, prominent

  • excellent

    superb, well-known

  • splendid

    illustrious, legendary

  • leading

    renowned, legendary

  • outstanding

    superb, legendary

  • remarkable

    illustrious, well-known

  • legendary

    illustrious, celebrated

  • noble

    distinguished, legendary

  • grand

  • important

    respected, distinguished

  • acclaimed

    well-known

  • popular

    well known

  • conspicuous

    important, well-known

  • exalted

  • known

    familiar

  • esteemed

    renowned, respected

  • brilliant

    splendid

  • honored

    respected

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  • Определения слова famous

    • знаменитый, известный, прославленный, славный.
      • en (помета.)
    • превосходный, замечательный, отличный

Синонимы к слову famous

    • celebrated
    • eminent
    • excellent
    • famed
    • illustrious
    • infamous
    • legendary
    • magnificent
    • notorious
    • prominent
    • recognized
    • renowned
    • splendid
    • well-known

Похожие слова на famous

    • famous
    • famously

Антонимы к слову famous

    • inglorious
    • obscure
    • unknown

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  • famous [ˈfeɪməs] прил

    1. известный, знаменитый, популярный, именитый, небезызвестный

      (renowned, popular, eminent, notorious)

      • famous writer – известный писатель
      • famous jazz musician – известный джазовый музыкант
      • famous tourist attraction – известная достопримечательность
      • famous serial killer – известный серийный убийца
      • famous english poet – знаменитый английский поэт
      • famous concert hall – знаменитый концертный зал
      • famous opera house – знаменитый оперный театр
      • famous harry potter – знаменитый гарри поттер
      • famous football club – знаменитый футбольный клуб
      • famous guest – именитый гость
    2. славный

      (glorious)

      • famous predecessor – славный предшественник
    3. выдающийся, видный, известнейший

      (prominent)

    4. громкий

      (great)

    5. знаменитейший

      (most famous)

  • famous [ˈfeɪməs] прич

    1. прославленный, прославившийся

      (renowned, fame)

adjective
знаменитый famous, renowned, celebrated, illustrious, famed, noted
известный known, famous, prominent, noted, notorious, famed
прославленный famous, renowned, celebrated, illustrious, famed, featured
славный glorious, nice, famous, pleasant, decent, dear
замечательный remarkable, wonderful, great, admirable, marvelous, famous
отличный great, excellent, cool, splendid, classy, famous
отменный famous, right-on

Предложения со словом «famous»

The second, shorter sound was the last fraction of a second of the two black holes which, in that fraction of a second, emitted vast amounts of energy — so much energy, it was like three Suns converting into energy, following that famous formula, E = mc2.

Вторая, более короткая, всего в долю секунды — это звук двух чёрных дыр, которые в эту долю секунды осуществили выброс энергии, сравнимый по мощностью со взрывом трёх солнц, превращающимся в энергию по известной формуле E = mc2.

Maybe you think of a famous baseball player.

Возможно, о знаменитом бейсболисте?

In the 1940s, Isaac Asimov wrote his famous laws of robotics — the three laws of robotics.

Робот не может причинить вред человеку, робот должен повиноваться приказам человека, Робот должен заботиться о своей безопасности.

Now, recent geological research has shown that the Temple of Apollo, where the most famous oracle sat, was actually built over two earthquake faults.

Недавние геологические исследования доказали, что храм Аполлона, где обитал самый известный оракул, на самом деле был построен на месте двух разломов в земной коре.

It’s a real tragedy that the world’s most famous refugee can’t come to speak to you here today.

Очень печально, что самые известные беженцы не могут сегодня поведать своих историй.

By Seneca the Younger, who was a famous Stoic writer.

Её автор Сенека Младший был известным философом — стоиком.

In the most famous human-machine competition since John Henry, I played two matches against the IBM supercomputer, Deep Blue.

В самом знаменитом после Джона Генри поединке человека с машиной я сыграл два матча против Deep Blue — суперкомпьютера IBM.

This is my desk, with a postcard exhibition of some famous and obscure paintings mostly from the Italian Renaissance.

Это мой стол с экспозицией открыток со знаменитыми и менее известными картинами, в основном эпохи итальянского Возрождения.

Something changed in him, something that Newton himself celebrated in the thing that he’s most famous for, a hymn that he wrote: Amazing Grace.

В нём изменилось что — то, что сам Ньютон прославляет в своём самом известном произведении — гимне О, благодать.

A brainchild of Dr Phil Zimbardo, famous for the Stanford Prison Experiment, this program seeks to train school-going children around the world to look at themselves as heroes-in-waiting, or heroes-in-training.

Детище Доктора Фила Зимбардо, Известного По Стэнфордскому Тюремному Эксперименту, Программа Нацелена Научить Школьников По Всему Миру Воспринимать Себя Как Героев — В — Запасе Или Героев — На — Стажировке.

Actually, I was going to say that maybe women are born with a cooking gene, until I remember that the majority of the famous cooks in the world, whom we give the fancy title of chefs, are men.

Честно, я думала, может быть, у женщин и правда есть ген готовки, пока не вспомнила, что большинство знаменитых на весь мир поваров, которым мы даём звание шеф — повар, мужчины.

The Constitution is, as one famous scholar put it, an invitation to struggle.

Конституция, как заметил один известный учёный, — это приглашение к войне.

But in the famous words of Mick Jagger, You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you just might find you get what you need.

Но как пел Мик Джаггер: Ты не можешь всегда получать то, что хочешь, но если постараешься, ты поймёшь, что получаешь всё, что тебе нужно.

Imaging ideas like this will make it possible for us to take our very first pictures of a black hole, and hopefully, verify those famous theories on which scientists rely on a daily basis.

Подобные идеи визуализации могут позволить нам создать первую фотографию чёрной дыры, а также, надеюсь, проверить известные теории, на которые опираются учёные в своей ежедневной работе.

You used to be able to say, I’m not the richest person in the world, I’m not the most famous, but my neighbors can count on me and I get some dignity out of that.

Раньше вы вполне сказали бы: Да, я не богатейший человек в мире, у меня нет мировой славы, но мои соседи всегда могут на меня рассчитывать, и я горжусь этим.

And because of celebritification or whatever, if you’re not rich or famous, you feel invisible.

Культ популярности тому виной или нет, но если ты беден и неизвестен, ты — невидимка.

It’s a famous design mantra that form follows function.

Известная дизайнерская мантра гласит, что форма следует за функцией.

And that the only way to be accepted by white people would be to become famous.

И единственный способ быть принятой европейцами — стать знаменитой.

It’s the talk that I would have given if I had been famous first.

С такой речью я бы сама выступила, если бы стала знаменитой первой.

So we developed drugs to more specifically focus on serotonin, the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, so the SSRIs, the most famous of which is Prozac.

Были разработаны селективные ингибиторы обратного захвата серотонина (СИОЗС), самый известный из которых — Прозак.

One of the most famous of those robots was, you guessed it, an automated flute player designed by a brilliant French inventor named Jacques de Vaucanson.

Один из известнейших таких роботов был — да, вы угадали — автоматическим флейтистом, его автор — изобретатель из Франции Жак де Вокансон.

So it invited all 36 team members and their partners to one of the Khajuraho Temples, known for their famous erotic sculptures.

Поэтому все 36 членов команды и их пары были приглашены в один из храмов Хаджурао, известный своими эротическими скульптурами.

Throw his famous Labor Day party at the beach.

Устроить свою знаменитую вечеринку в День труда на пляже.

This case with this defendant has made Mr. Siletti famous.

Этот случай с подсудимым сделал мистера Силетти знаменитым

We can make my famous bad potatoes this year?

В этом году мы можем приготовить мою знаменитую испорченную картошку?

He painted his famous Magdalene with Miranda as his model.

Свою знаменитую Магдалину он писал с Миранды.

Can go all over the world interviewing famous celebrities.

Ездить по всему миру и брать интервью у знаменитостей.

Another great slogan from the famous philosopher Sun Tzu.

Ещё один великий слоган от знаменитого философа Сунь — цзы.

Walk two blocks and you’ll come to a monument to our famous writer and a fountain in the park.

Пройти два квартала, и вы придете к памятнику нашего знаменитого писателя и фонтан в парке.

At the lessons we speak about famous artists and their paintings.

На уроках мы говорим об известных художниках и их картинах.

We read stories after famous English and American children’s writers.

Мы читаем рассказы известных английских и американских детских писателей.

She is a famous English writer.

Она известный английский писатель.

They often visit museums and other famous and interesting places, theatres and cinemas with their teachers.

Они часто посещают музеи и другие известные и интересные места, театры и кинотеатры со своими учителями.

Many rich and famous people started working young.

Многие богатые и знаменитые люди начали работать рано.

It is a famous city, because the world-famous inventor Henry Ford was also born there, and started ‘Ford Motor Company’ where my parents both worked.

Это известный город, потому что всемирно знаменитый изобретатель Генри Форд тоже родился там и основал Форд Мотор Компани, где мои родители оба работали.

The famous Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is also situated there.

Здесь также расположена Могила Неизвестного Солдата .

The scientific activity and life of many world famous scientists such as D. Zabolotny, A. Bogomo- lets, M. Sklifosovsky, M.Strazhesko are closely connected with Ukraine.

Научная деятельность и жизнь многих всемирно известных ученых , таких , как Д. Заболотный , А. Богомолец , М. Склифосовский , М. Стражеско , тесно связаны с Украиной.

The famous naturalist and thinker was Charles Darvin.

Знаменитым исследователем природы и мыслителем был Чарльз Дарвин .

One of his famous paintings is called Light and Colour.

Одна из его самых знаменитых картин называется Свет и цвет .

This region of Cheviot Hills is famous because of the fact that short-wooled sheep breeding is developed here and also high quality woolen stuff is produced in this district.

Эта область Чевиот — Хилса известна из — за факта, что короткое — wooled размножение овец развито здесь, и также высококачественный шерстяной материал произведен в этом районе.

She got Dad a famous singer for his Christmas present.

Она пригласила знаменитого певца в подарок папе на Рождество.

Greyfells stared at him, and at the famous amulet.

Грейфеллз не сводил глаз с Ученика и его знаменитого амулета.

In your book you write about murders on famous women.

В вашей книге вы пишете об убийствах на знаменитых женщин.

You hang out with fashion designers and famous photographers.

Вы общаетесь почти исключительно с дизайнерами и знаменитыми фотографами.

You paraphrased one of the most famous lines pretty well.

Ты очень хорошо перефразировал одну из самых известных реплик

Soon Shakespeare’s plays were staged and became famous.

Вскоре пьесы Шекспира были поставлены на сцене и стали известными .

The most famous of them are Othello, Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, King Lear, The Comedy of Errors, The Twelfth Night.

Самые знаменитые из них : Отелло , Гамлет , Ромео и Джульетта , Король Лир , Комедия ошибок , Двенадцатая ночь.

So we can see famous actors and actresses at the stages of our theatres.

На сценах наших театров мы можем увидеть известных акте — ров и актрис.

His famous series are A Harlot’s Progress, A Rake’s Progress and Marriage a la Mande.

Его знаменитые серии — Карьера проститутки, Карьера мота и Мод­ная женитьба.

It is the world-famous Tretyakov Gallery.

Это всемирно известная Третьяковская галерея.

He was a famous patron of the arts who helped to support the peredvizhniki (a movement consisting of realistic painters in the second half of the 19th century).

Он был известным покровите­лем искусств, поддерживал передвижников (объединение, в которое входили художники — реалисты второй половины XIX века).

There is the rich collection of ancient Russian icon painting of the 12th—17th centuries including Andrei Rublyov’s famous Trinity, as well as significant works of painting and sculpture of the 18th — 19th centuries — paintings by Dmitriy Levitskiy, Fyodor Rokotov, Karl Bryullov,.

Здесь имеется богатая коллекция древнерусской иконописи XII — XVII вв., включая знаменитую Троицу Андрея Рублева, а также выдающиеся произведения искусства и скульптуры XVIII — XIX вв.

They show many historical places, tell interesting facts about different countries and cities, broadcast interviews with famous people.

В ней показывают много исторических мест, рассказывают интересные факты о различных странах, пе­редают интервью с известными людьми.

Kevin Costner, a famous american actor, was born in Los Angeles.

Кевин Костнер, известный американский актер, родился в Лос — Анджелесе.

Gibson became famous in the Mad Max film, made by the Australian director George Miller.

Гибсон стал популярен в фильме Сумасшедший Макс, снятом австралийским режиссером Джорджем Миллером.

I heard Eliza Bennet described as a famous local beauty.

Я слышала, что Элиза Беннет считается местной красавицей.

In your book you write about murders of famous women.

В вашей книге вы пишете о убийства известных женщин.

I always wanted to work one of the famous killers.

Я всегда хотел работать над одним из известных серийных убийц

I was asked to do supports for various famous acts.

Мне предлагали выступать на разогреве у разных известных артистов.

He once headed the famous martial arts club

Он когда — то возглавлял знаменитый клуб боевых искусств

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  1. famousadjective

    Synonyms:
    celebrated, noted, famed, renowned, well-known

  2. famousadjective

    Well known.

    Synonyms:
    well-known, celebrated, noted, famed, renowned

  3. famousadjective

    In the public eye.

    Some people are only famous within their city.

    Synonyms:
    noted, famed, renowned, well-known, celebrated

Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:3.4 / 7 votes

  1. celebrated, famed, far-famed, famous, illustrious, notable, noted, renownedadjective

    widely known and esteemed

    «a famous actor»; «a celebrated musician»; «a famed scientist»; «an illustrious judge»; «a notable historian»; «a renowned painter»

    Synonyms:
    historied, celebrated, noted, storied, renowned, notable, illustrious, famous, noteworthy, far-famed, famed

    Antonyms:
    unknown

Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:2.5 / 2 votes

  1. famousadjective

    Synonyms:
    celebrated, renowned, distinguished, illustrious, eminent, remarkable, famed, far-famed

  2. famousadjective

    Synonyms:
    noted, notorious, signal, conspicuous

Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated WordsRate these synonyms:1.0 / 1 vote

  1. famousadjective

    Synonyms:
    renowned, famed, noted, celebrated, eminent, illustrious, distinguished, far-famed

    Antonyms:
    obscure, inglorious, unknown, notorious

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  1. List of paraphrases for «famous»:

    celebrates, renowned, notorious, well-known, famed, celebrated, infamous, known, much-vaunted, celebrating, eminent, proverbial, prominent, prestigious, world-famous, illustrious, popular, acclaimed, reputable, fabled, vaunted, mashhour

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  1. Arizona Sen.John McCain:

    I shouldn’t let it bother me, I should be at a place where I should let it go. But of course, it bothers me, they never want to give me agency over my own life and over my own accomplishments, but there is a lot of people out there who have famous parents or politicians as parents who have failed spectacularly.

  2. Marcus Aurelius Antoninus:

    All is ephemeral,—fame and the famous as well.

  3. House Republicans ‘:

    Our Party has been hijacked, my Party has been hijacked. Our Party is on the way to the ground. And for some people, Our Party’s a fun ride, right ? We can put out this outrageous stuff on Twitter,’ Yeah I’m getting all these retweets and everybody knows me, I’m famous,’ but this plane is going to crash to the ground.

  4. Buzz Aldrin:

    Aldrin in the Apollo 11 Lunar Module. For the 50th anniversary of the landing, Omega issued a limited edition Speedmaster watch, a tribute to the one that Buzz Aldrin wore to the moon. ( Neil Armstrong/NASA via AP) I prefaced desolate with magnificent, because of humanitys reaching outward and accomplishing something that people thought was impossible, Buzz Aldrin said. They dreamed of somehow reaching the moon. And to demonstrate, to be a part of demonstrating this miracle was magnificent. On July 16, 1969, Buzz Aldrin, along with mission commander Neil Armstrong and command module pilot Michael Collins, launched from Kennedy Space Center atop a Saturn V rocket. Four days later, Neil Armstrong made history when Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on the Moon. Aldrinexited thelunar module 19 minutes after Neil Armstrong. The famed astronaut joked about being second during his interview. APOLLO 11 INSIDERS REMEMBER HISTORYS MOST FAMOUS SPACE MISSION : WE HAD A JOB TO DO AND WE DID IT I will forever, no matter what I do, be known as the second man on the moon, he quipped. In this July 20, 1969 photo made available by NASA, astronaut Buzz Aldrin, lunar module pilot, walks on the surface of the moon during the Apollo 11 extravehicular activity. ( Neil Armstrong/NASA via AP) Why does it bother you to be a second man to walk on the moon ? Youre one of a dozen men who had that incredible role, Cavuto asked in a follow-up question. Well, people love being vice president, dont they ? No, Buzz Aldrin responded with a chuckle. APOLLO 11S EPIC MISSION TO THE MOON IN PICTURES Does it bother me ? Yeah, it does a little bit, Buzz Aldrin continued. Why ? Because that isnt the way I would have described what this country did with two human beings landing on the moon and then deciding who was going to go out. We did things together as a team. The famous astronaut also recalls his famous steps across the surface of the moon and how he was well aware that the world was watching. Right near the end of our period out there Buzz Aldrin was doing something with the rock boxes — I knew where the TV camera was, and I jumped up and down and pranced around to demonstrate the mobility that a person has, he said. So I was demonstrating for the people watching on TVintentionally showing them the varieties of kangaroo hop of turning. APOLLO 11 INSIDERS REMEMBER HISTORYS MOST FAMOUS SPACE MISSION : WE HAD A JOB TO DO AND WE DID IT During his sit-down with Cavuto, Buzz Aldrin also recollected the experience of looking back at Earth while on the surface of the Moon. [ You ] look up there, theres the earth. It looks small when its up there. If you look close, you may be able to see the ice over a pole, he said. If you look at your Omega watch, you may be able to tell what time it is in Houston. Buzz Aldrin also talked about the political significance of their mission to the moon, coming as it did duringthe space race with Russia atthe height of the Cold War. APOLLO 11 : THE BOOK THAT LANDED MAN ON THE MOON COULD SELL FOR $ 9 MILLION I do a lot of thinking today — about somebody who had — the guts to see that we were being outshone — outshined in the Cold War by the Soviet Union, and to say, What can we do ?

  5. Nelson Shanks:

    The reality is he’s probably the most famous liar of all time, he and his administration did some very good things, of course, but I could never get this Monica thing completely out of my mind and it is subtly incorporated in the painting.


Translations for FAMOUS

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  • مشهورArabic
  • прочут, знаменит, известенBulgarian
  • cèlebre, famósCatalan, Valencian
  • věhlasný, slavný, proslulýCzech
  • bekannt, berühmtGerman
  • διάσημοςGreek
  • famosoSpanish
  • kuuluisaFinnish
  • fameux, célèbreFrench
  • ferneamdeWestern Frisian
  • cáiliúilIrish
  • allail, cliùiteach, ainmeilScottish Gaelic
  • מפורסםHebrew
  • híresHungarian
  • famoseInterlingua
  • famozaIdo
  • famoso, famosaItalian
  • 有名, 名高い, 高名Japanese
  • სახელოვანიGeorgian
  • ಖ್ಯಾತKannada
  • 유명한Korean
  • nobilisLatin
  • rongonuiMāori
  • masyhurMalay
  • beroemd, alom bekendDutch
  • berømtNorwegian
  • sławnyPolish
  • famosoPortuguese
  • faimos, celebruRomanian
  • известный, знаменитыйRussian
  • famëmadh, famshëmAlbanian
  • känd, berömdSwedish
  • பிரபலமானதுTamil
  • kilalaTagalog
  • ünlü, meşhurTurkish
  • مشہورUrdu
  • nổi tiếng, nổi danhVietnamese
  • באַרימטYiddish
  • 著名Chinese

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Pronunciation:

[ fˈe͡ɪməs], [ fˈe‍ɪməs], [ f_ˈeɪ_m_ə_s]

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  • adj.

    capital (adjective)

    • champion,
    • choice,
    • crack,
    • prime,
    • superb,
    • first,
    • fly,
    • delightful,
    • top,
    • deluxe,
    • famous,
    • fine,
    • first-rate.

    classic/classical (adjective)

    • ranking,
    • finest,
    • masterly,
    • ideal,
    • capital,
    • quintessential,
    • esthetic,
    • perfect,
    • top-notch,
    • consummate,
    • flawless,
    • vintage,
    • paradigmatic,
    • paramount,
    • exemplary,
    • definitive,
    • standard,
    • master,
    • archetypal.

    conspicuous (adjective)

    • flagrant,
    • glaring,
    • arresting,
    • striking,
    • blatant,
    • screaming,
    • showy,
    • commanding,
    • garish,
    • flashy,
    • marked,
    • Tony,
    • pointed,
    • loud,
    • splashy,
    • jazzy.

    dandy (adjective)

    • model,
    • marvelous,
    • nifty,
    • paragon,
    • neat,
    • first-class,
    • keen,
    • terrific,
    • swell.

    discovered (adjective)

    • observed,
    • unveiled,
    • Explored,
    • happened upon,
    • searched out.

    fabled (adjective)

    • fanciful,
    • mythical,
    • fictional,
    • fabulous,
    • unreal,
    • mythological.

    glorious (adjective)

    • magnificent,
    • venerable,
    • heavenly,
    • wonderful,
    • time-honored,
    • gorgeous,
    • bright,
    • sublime,
    • radiant,
    • majestic,
    • resplendent,
    • esteemed,
    • heroic,
    • immortal,
    • pleasurable,
    • shining,
    • enjoyable,
    • triumphant,
    • beautiful,
    • dazzling,
    • effulgent,
    • gratifying.

    great (adjective)

    • honorable,
    • main,
    • superlative,
    • stately,
    • lofty,
    • high-minded,
    • major,
    • magnanimous,
    • idealistic,
    • talented,
    • regal,
    • primary,
    • puissant,
    • royal,
    • dignified,
    • chief,
    • principal,
    • impressive.

    historic (adjective)

    • extra ordinary,
    • consequential,
    • Red-letter,
    • significant.

    immortalized (adjective)

    • more canonized,
    • most canonized.

    important (adjective)

    • solid,
    • distinctive,
    • of note,
    • incomparable,
    • upper-class,
    • top drawer,
    • major-league,
    • four-star,
    • high-up,
    • big-time,
    • seminal,
    • front page,
    • bigtime,
    • high up,
    • high-ranking,
    • vip,
    • aristocratic,
    • potent,
    • effective,
    • front-page,
    • top-drawer,
    • high-level,
    • page-one.

    influential (adjective)

    • namer,
    • big-gun,
    • big gun,
    • hotdog,
    • hot-dog,
    • big-wheel.

    leading (adjective)

    • head-most,
    • head most,
    • in-augural,
    • more headmost,
    • in augural,
    • most inaugural,
    • stellar,
    • most headmost,
    • more inaugural.

    memorable (adjective)

    • more rememberable,
    • most bodacious,
    • doozie,
    • most rubric,
    • most doozie,
    • more bodacious,
    • mindblowing,
    • A 1,
    • mind blowing,
    • more something,
    • most something,
    • sur-passing,
    • most surpassing,
    • most rememberable,
    • more surpassing,
    • bigleague,
    • more rubric,
    • sur passing,
    • memorable,
    • more doozie.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • important,
    • hunky-dory,
    • hunky dory,
    • sought after,
    • world-class,
    • historic,
    • signal,
    • Rememberable,
    • pre-eminent,
    • gilt-edged,
    • bodacious,
    • unforgettable,
    • first class,
    • popular,
    • salient,
    • in favor,
    • out-standing,
    • storied,
    • un-ordinary,
    • uncustomary,
    • Headmost,
    • steller,
    • well-liked,
    • firstclass,
    • out-of-this-world,
    • superior,
    • larger than life,
    • remarkable,
    • glorious,
    • glitzy,
    • fabled,
    • sup rior,
    • caught on,
    • discovered,
    • zero cool,
    • stick out like sore thumb,
    • conspicuous,
    • the rage,
    • influential,
    • primo,
    • Arrestive,
    • rager,
    • well-received,
    • stunning,
    • world class,
    • faddish,
    • in demand,
    • crowd-pleasing,
    • giltedged,
    • five-star,
    • top-level,
    • mostest,
    • Splendorous,
    • proverbial,
    • highly regarded,
    • in the mainstream,
    • great,
    • dandy.

    outstanding (adjective)

    • more hundred proof,
    • most primo,
    • more out-of-sight,
    • hundred-proof,
    • most hundredproof,
    • farout,
    • hundred proof,
    • out-of-sight,
    • most out of this world,
    • hundredproof,
    • out standing,
    • most mostest,
    • most out of sight,
    • most hundred proof,
    • most out-of-this-world,
    • topsest,
    • more out of this world,
    • more out-of-this-world,
    • pre-dominant,
    • pre dominant,
    • most hundred-proof,
    • topser,
    • most steller,
    • most out-of-sight,
    • more hundredproof,
    • more out of sight,
    • more steller,
    • more hundred-proof,
    • more primo,
    • more mostest.

    popular (adjective)

    • more preferred,
    • more faddish,
    • nower,
    • soughtafter,
    • most faddish,
    • more crowdpleasing,
    • more soughtafter,
    • most crowd-pleasing,
    • most well liked,
    • in mainstream,
    • Promoted,
    • more wellreceived,
    • most crowdpleasing,
    • more run-after,
    • more sought-after,
    • most wellliked,
    • run-after,
    • more well received,
    • most run-after,
    • most run after,
    • most crowd pleasing,
    • more well liked,
    • most selling,
    • most well received,
    • ragest,
    • more well-received,
    • wellreceived,
    • more sought after,
    • more crowd pleasing,
    • most sought-after,
    • crowd pleasing,
    • thingest,
    • most well-received,
    • be-loved,
    • wellliked,
    • thinger,
    • run after,
    • well liked,
    • more run after,
    • more runafter,
    • most beloved,
    • runafter,
    • most soughtafter,
    • more well-liked,
    • well received,
    • crowdpleasing,
    • more promoted,
    • most sought after,
    • most wellreceived,
    • most runafter,
    • more wellliked,
    • pre vailing,
    • most promoted,
    • more selling,
    • most well-liked,
    • nowest,
    • more crowd-pleasing,
    • be loved.

    proverbial (adjective)

    • unquestioned.

    • most giltedged,
    • more gilt edged,
    • un-customary,
    • more uncustomary,
    • sur prising,
    • un-wonted,
    • un customary,
    • sur-prising,
    • un commoner,
    • un ordinary,
    • most gilt-edged,
    • un-commoner,
    • un-common,
    • un wonted,
    • more smashing,
    • most smashing,
    • gilt edged,
    • most gilt edged,
    • more gilt-edged,
    • un common,
    • most uncustomary,
    • more giltedged,
    • un commonest.

    salient (adjective)

    • most protruding,
    • more protruding.

    signal (adjective)

    • in-dividual,
    • eye catching,
    • in dividual,
    • eyecatching.

    stunning (adjective)

    • out world,
    • out of world,
    • out this world.

    superior (adjective)

    • of higher rank,
    • overlying,
    • superincumbent,
    • high-caliber,
    • a cut above,
    • superhuman,
    • good quality.

    top-level (adjective)

    • more high profile,
    • most high profile,
    • highprofile,
    • most high-profile,
    • more highprofile,
    • toplevel,
    • more high-profile,
    • top level,
    • high-profile,
    • most highprofile.

    unforgettable (adjective)

    • not to be forgotten.
  • n.

    • ace,
    • plum,
    • select,
    • cushdy,
    • singular.

    • respect.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • distinguished,
    • illustrious,
    • a battery,
    • well-known,
    • celebrated,
    • notorious,
    • prominent,
    • disreputable,
    • far-famed,
    • eminent,
    • notable,
    • Famed,
    • noted,
    • legendary,
    • renowned,
    • known.

    renowned (noun)

    • big-name,
    • in the spotlight,
    • in the limelight,
    • in the public eye,
    • universally recognized,
    • talked of.
  • Other synonyms:

    • foremost,
    • prestigious,
    • famously,
    • reputable,
    • iconic,
    • world-famous,
    • high profile,
    • star-studded,
    • established,
    • Immortalized.

    • Familiar,
    • glamorous,
    • glittering.

    • leading,
    • redoubtable.

    • better.

    • best.

    ceremonial

    • triumphal.

    Other relevant words:

    • distinction,
    • luster,
    • estimation,
    • note,
    • celebrity,
    • elevation,
    • lustre,
    • glory,
    • feature,
    • property,
    • credit,
    • legend,
    • Illustriousness,
    • acclamation,
    • greatness,
    • favor,
    • exaltation,
    • honor,
    • esteem,
    • preeminence,
    • infamy,
    • prominence,
    • reputation,
    • superiority,
    • laurels,
    • majesty,
    • nobility,
    • recognition,
    • regard,
    • Fame,
    • notoriety,
    • favour,
    • acclaim,
    • character,
    • stardom,
    • eminence,
    • dignity,
    • characteristic,
    • position,
    • rank,
    • account,
    • popularity,
    • name,
    • public esteem,
    • quality,
    • attribute,
    • splendor,
    • trait,
    • acknowledgment,
    • personality,
    • repute,
    • honour,
    • splendour.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • earthshaking,
    • beneficial,
    • cogent,
    • matchless,
    • braw,
    • revered,
    • thoroughbred,
    • imperial,
    • star,
    • historied,
    • kind,
    • remembered,
    • commendable,
    • expedient,
    • exceptional,
    • approved,
    • of mark,
    • bully,
    • marvellous,
    • benevolent,
    • honoured,
    • high,
    • brilliant,
    • unfading,
    • healthy,
    • glorified,
    • fantabulous,
    • estimable,
    • sound,
    • topflight,
    • incredible,
    • A1,
    • blue chip,
    • noble,
    • in favour,
    • super,
    • well-thought-of,
    • favourable,
    • overlarge,
    • liked,
    • corking,
    • timeless,
    • stupendous,
    • bonzer,
    • august,
    • wizard,
    • gone,
    • helpful,
    • prize,
    • down,
    • big,
    • very good,
    • skillful,
    • imposing,
    • soaring,
    • dynamite,
    • pleasant,
    • public,
    • unrivalled,
    • respected,
    • rate,
    • in vogue,
    • top of the line,
    • magisterial,
    • hot,
    • sensational,
    • blue-blooded,
    • grassroots,
    • cracking,
    • splendid,
    • much-publicized,
    • creditable,
    • boss,
    • meritorious,
    • in spotlight,
    • FOUR STAR,
    • uppercase,
    • peerless,
    • Favoured,
    • classic,
    • weighty,
    • accepted,
    • fashionable,
    • special,
    • smashing,
    • outstanding,
    • successful,
    • extraordinary,
    • trendy,
    • nice,
    • identified,
    • PHAT,
    • grand,
    • unparalleled,
    • skilful,
    • topping,
    • bonny,
    • classical,
    • frontline,
    • recognized,
    • inimitable,
    • valid,
    • Lauded,
    • immense,
    • elegant,
    • jim-dandy,
    • towering,
    • laudable,
    • praiseworthy,
    • radical,
    • in,
    • brag,
    • profitable,
    • in limelight,
    • unequalled,
    • top-shelf,
    • Bon,
    • virtuous,
    • stylish,
    • rare,
    • good,
    • advantageous,
    • Applauded,
    • honored,
    • powerful,
    • talked-about,
    • excellent,
    • mighty,
    • gallows,
    • sought-after,
    • understandable,
    • in the ascendant,
    • godlike,
    • boffo,
    • Lionized,
    • accomplished,
    • A-list,
    • macroscopic,
    • banner,
    • gangbusters,
    • hype,
    • goodly,
    • in fashion,
    • fair,
    • informed,
    • first-string,
    • auspicious,
    • respectable,
    • the front,
    • admirable,
    • brave,
    • Praised,
    • bueno,
    • best-selling,
    • groovy,
    • favorable,
    • swingeing,
    • honourable,
    • all the rage,
    • clever,
    • unmatched,
    • useful,
    • favourite.

How to use «Famous» in context?

people

There are numerous famous people in the world. Some of whom you’ve probably heard of, others you haven’t. Famous people can be anything from famous actors and musicians to athletes and scientists.

Paraphrases for Famous:

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  • Equivalence

    • Adjective
      celebrated, illustrious, prestigious, proverbial, renowned.
    • Proper noun, singular
      celebrated, renowned.
    • Verb, past participle
      renowned.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Adjective
      infamous, world-famous.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      dreaded, fabled, glamorous, glorious, great, landmark, leading, legendary, memorable, notable, outstanding, reputable, so-called, successful, wonderful, Familiar, Vaunted, acclaimed, well-established, pre-eminent, high-profile, world-renowned, much-discussed, much-vaunted.
    • Verb, past participle
      celebrated, observed, remembered.
  • Other Related

    • Adjective
      eminent.
    • Proper noun, singular
      eminent.

Homophones for Famous:

  • feminise, funny house, finocchio, finance, fibbing, fancy, finch, finnic, famish, fang, fiancee, fiance, finnish, feng shui, funky, Funnies, finances, fungous, fence, finis, funka, fawning, funk, fink, funkaceae, fenusa, finish, feminize, fivepence, foaminess, fungus, fumes, fomes, fennic, foaming, funniness, faunus, fungia, fineness, faineance, finesse, feminineness, fewness, faience, fungi, finicky.

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