Fame
Fame noun - The fact or state of being known to the public.
Inspiration and fame are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Inspiration" instead a noun "Fame".
Inspiration
Inspiration noun - Arousal of the mind to special unusual activity or creativity.
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Synonyms for Inspiration
Fame and inspiration are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fame" instead a noun "Inspiration".
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| good | good fame | good inspiration |
| particular | particular fame | particular inspiration |
| perfect | perfect fame | perfect inspiration |
| found | found fame | found inspiration |
| Other adjectives: original, initial, real, big, great, little, main, new, early, major, chief, possible, significant, sudden, literary, favorite. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Nightcrawler, of X-Men fame, is the son of Mystique and some ancient mutant whose family is widely known as demons and/or were the inspiration for demons.
Source: Human Mom, Non-Human Dad - Edgard Varèse has some fame among Avantgarde Music fans, but he is better known as the main inspiration to Frank Zappa than for his own work.
Source: Mainstream Obscurity -
Horrible fame (and credited by Joss Whedon as a large inspiration) after a two year addiction to World of Warcraft.
Source: Web Video / The Guild
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