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famed



[ ˈfāmd]



famed   
adjective

Definition of famed

: known widely and well : famous


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//The folks putting on this affair are decorating Ludlow Garage to resemble the famed wizarding institution, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Paul Daugherty, Cincinnati.com, "Doc's Morning Line: Why it makes zero sense for the Bengals to sign Colin Kaepernick," 14 Nov. 2019

//Already on Tuesday, much of the city was under water, inundating the famed St. Mark's Basilica and raising anew concerns over damage to the mosaics and other artworks.
NBC News, "Venice floods hit the second-highest levels ever," 13 Nov. 2019

//Already on Tuesday, much of the city was under water, inundating the famed St. Mark's Basilica and raising anew concerns over damage to the mosaics and other artworks.
Fox News, "Venice hit with historic high tide, concerns for artwork, mosaics," 13 Nov. 2019

//In the famed Burgess Shale rock formation, paleontologists discovered hundreds of fossils from a horseshoe crab–shaped, prehistoric predator that lived in the ocean 506 million years ago.
Jennifer Leman, Scientific American, "In Case You Missed It," 12 Nov. 2019

//Such was the siren call sent by famed Italian director Lina Wertmüller at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' 11th annual Governors Awards Sunday night, as the 91-year-old received her honorary Oscar.
Andrea Mandell, USA TODAY, "Governors Awards: Famed director calls for 'a female Oscar' named Anna," 28 Oct. 2019

//Black military pilots wouldn't become common in America until the famed Tuskegee Airmen began training to fly in 1941.
Ryan Prior, CNN, "The first African-American fighter pilot now has a statue at an aviation museum in Georgia," 9 Oct. 2019

//On a warm evening on the shore of Lake Erie, the Rams neutralized Mayfield and receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and sent a loud crowd home unhappy as denizens of the famed Dawg Pound watched their team fall to 1-2.
Gary Klein, Los Angeles Times, "Rams’ defense thwarts Baker Mayfield and Browns in the final seconds to preserve win," 22 Sep. 2019

//L’Avenue Saks Fifth Avenue, 611 Fifth Avenue Saks Fifth Avenue revamps the retail restaurant concept with L’Avenue, the American outpost of the famed French restaurant in Paris’s 8th arrondissement.
Elise Taylor, Vogue, "The New York City Restaurants to Know This Winter," 4 Feb. 2019


First Known Use of famed

circa 1533, in the meaning defined above



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famed

adjective

English Language Learners Definition of famed

: known and usually liked by many people

famed

adjective
\ ˈfāmd \

Kids Definition of famed

: known widely and well : famous
//a famed artist