Renown

noun
/rɪˈnaʊn/

Meaning

the condition of being known or talked about by many people; fame
the condition of being widely known and highly respected

Example Sentences

The scientist achieved international renown for her discoveries.

The scientist gained international renown for his groundbreaking research.

Synonyms

fame, reputation, celebrity, prominence, distinction, prestige, honor
Entry 1
fame, reputation, celebrity, prominence, distinction
Entry 2
fame, prestige, reputation, celebrity, honor

Antonyms

obscurity, anonymity, insignificance
Entry 1
obscurity, anonymity, insignificance
Entry 2
obscurity, anonymity, insignificance

Collocations

international renown, great renown, achieve renown, artist of renown, renown as
Entry 1
international renown, great renown, achieve renown, artist of renown
Entry 2
international renown, great renown, achieve renown, renown as

More Example Sentences

Our school is a renowned school in this region.

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