Renowned
adj.capable, joyfulformal
What it means
Widely known and admired for a notable quality or achievement.
Reach for it when praising an established reputation supported beyond one circle
The renowned botanist still led free walks for local children.
Choose between these
6- everyday
wide public recognition is the point
not when Fame does not imply admiration.
- everyday
recognition is enough without grandeur
not when Well-known may be neutral.
- professional
critics or experts have praised the work
not when Acclaim requires identifiable praise.
- formal
a strong record sets someone apart
not when Distinction need not bring broad fame.
- formal
respect from informed peers matters
not when Esteem may not be widespread.
- literary
achievement receives warm public acclaim
not when Celebrated can sound ceremonial.
Said against
3- unknown
- obscure
- discredited
It naturally appears in
3- renowned expert
A renowned expert reviewed the conservation plan.
- internationally renowned
The school became internationally renowned for violin making.
- renowned for
The valley is renowned for its terraced orchards.