Famous
Recognized
Recognized adjective - Having a good reputation especially in a field of knowledge.
Usage example: recognized experts on stem cell research
Famous and recognized are semantically related in characteristic topic. You can use "Famous" instead an adjective "Recognized", if it concerns topics such as familiar, respected.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- known and famous
- known and recognized
- esteemed and famous
- esteemed and recognized
- notable and famous
- notable and recognized
- reputable and famous
- reputable and recognized
- notorious and famous
- notorious and recognized
- prominent and famous
- prominent and recognized
- popular and famous
- popular and recognized
Both words in one sentence
- Naturally American television will be most recognized and famous across the globe.
- Walt Disney abandons Oswald the Rabbit, after he leaves Universal Animation, he creates Mickey Mouse, who becomes one of the most famous and recognized animated characters in history.
- To elaborate: Would have been, basically, what Superman became (Earth's most famous/recognized hero), only his first mission (during which he founded the JLA) went wrong and he was kicked out of the timestream.
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