Famously
Famously adverb - In a manner or to an extent that is well known.
So much and famously are semantically related. In some cases you can use "So much" instead an adverb "Famously".
Nearby Words: famous, famousness
So much
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- adequately and famously
- adequately and so much
- largely and famously
- largely and so much
- eminently and famously
- eminently and so much
- extremely and famously
- extremely and so much
- properly and famously
- properly and so much
- well and famously
- well and so much
- remarkably and famously
- remarkably and so much
Both terms in one sentence
- Matthew Perry, who played Chandler Bing on Friends, has famously stated that he "[plays] the Fallout 3" to the point that his hands started cramping for playing so much.
Source: One Of Us / TV Dweebs - The peace talks were also dominated by Russians so much, that one of the Japanese envoys famously wondered who actually won there.
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This behavior flew in the Silver Age comics (Hawkeye and Black Widow most famously), but not so much after Reality Ensues.
Source: Comic Book / Irredeemable
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