renown in Latin
renown in Latin is celebritas, fāma — renown means widespread fame or recognition, usually for something admirable.
renown in Latin
celebritas
Fame; celebrity; wide recognition.
fāma
Fame; celebrity; wide recognition.
What does "renown" mean?
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noun Widespread fame or recognition, usually for something admirable.
"The chef gained renown for his innovative tasting menus."
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renown in a sentence
- The chef gained renown for his innovative tasting menus.
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What is "renown" in Latin?
"renown" in Latin is celebritas, fāma. renown means: Widespread fame or recognition, usually for something admirable.
How do you use "renown" in a sentence?
Example: "The chef gained renown for his innovative tasting menus." In Latin, "renown" is celebritas, fāma.
Are there other ways to say "renown" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "renown": celebritas, fāma.
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