Famed and Large

Famed

Famed adjective - Widely known.

Large and famed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Large" instead an adjective "Famed".

Nearby Words: famous, fame

Large

Large adjective - Enjoying widespread favor or approval.
Usage example: a color that will be very large this spring if the fashion designers have their way

Famed and large are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Famed" instead an adjective "Large".

Nearby Words: largely, largeness, largish

Both words in one sentence

  • Named Weapons One legend averts this, however; The famed "Keris Mpu Gandring," which played a large part in the history of Singosari kingdom in Java, had no formal name because it was unfinished at the time it was used to kill its creator (of which the Keris is known as from thereon).
    Source: Named Weapons
  • In Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, Lady Catherine de Bourgh, a famed zombie killer, has a very large portrait of herself slaying a zombie in a manner similar to the Archangel Michael◊ or St. George◊.
  • This was so they could slot you in wherever you were needed—for China's famed bureaucracy was not very large at all (contrary to stereotype.)
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