famed
/feimd/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Widely known and highly regarded: "Famed" describes someone or something that is very famous, celebrated, or renowned, often for a particular quality, achievement, or characteristic.
Usage
The adjective "famed" is used to attribute great fame or renown to a person, place, or thing. It is typically followed by the preposition "for" to specify the reason for the fame. It is a more formal or literary synonym for "famous."
Examples
- The city is famed for its ancient architecture and vibrant culture.
- She is a famed author of children's literature.
- The restaurant is famed for its secret family recipe.
Advanced Usage
- "to be famed as": to be widely known and recognized in the specific role or capacity of.
- He is famed as a great humanitarian.
- "to be famed throughout": to be known across a wide area or among a large group.
- The legend of the hero was famed throughout the land.
Variants and Related Words
- Famous (adj): the most common and direct synonym, meaning widely known.
- Renowned (adj): known or talked about by many people; famous, often with a connotation of praise.
- Celebrated (adj): publicly praised, often used in the context of arts or achievements.
- Illustrious (adj): well known, respected, and admired for past achievements; often implies a noble or distinguished status.
- Notable (adj): worthy of attention or notice; remarkable, but not necessarily as widely known as "famed."
Synonyms
- Famous
- Renowned
- Celebrated
- Well-known
- Noted
- Acclaimed
- Distinguished
Antonyms
- Unknown
- Obscure
- Anonymous
- Unheard-of
Idioms and Common Phrases
- "famed for": This is the standard construction to indicate the reason for someone's or something's fame.
- The region is famed for its fine wines.
Adjective
- widely known and esteemed
- a famous actor
- a celebrated musician
- a famed scientist
- an illustrious judge
- a notable historian
- a renowned painter