well-known in Latin
well-known in Latin is nōtus, perspectus — well-known means known about by a lot of people; familiar to the public or to a particular group.
well-known in Latin
nōtus
Familiar, famous, renowned, noted or widely known.
perspectus
Familiar, famous, renowned, noted or widely known.
What does "well-known" mean?
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adjective Known about by a lot of people; familiar to the public or to a particular group.
"He is a well-known face on local television."
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adjective Widely accepted or established as fact.
"It is a well-known problem with older models."
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well-known in a sentence
- He is a well-known face on local television.
- The area is well known for its bookshops.
- It is a well-known problem with older models.
- That the drug causes drowsiness is well known.
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What is "well-known" in Latin?
"well-known" in Latin is nōtus, perspectus. well-known means: Known about by a lot of people; familiar to the public or to a particular group.
How do you use "well-known" in a sentence?
Example: "He is a well-known face on local television." In Latin, "well-known" is nōtus, perspectus.
Are there other ways to say "well-known" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "well-known": nōtus, perspectus.
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