world-renowned
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of world-renowned
First recorded in 1590–1600
Example Sentences
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But ire towards the plans runs deep in this affluent and picturesque stretch of Scotland's world-renowned golf coast.
From BBC
Wyn Morgan began Serydda in January 2025 after having organised events for years with friend and world-renowned astrophotographer Alyn Wallace, who died in 2024.
From BBC
The club has had historic seasons, including last year setting a record for goals in the regular season and playoffs, and has consolidated its project with world-renowned figures who have transformed its impact on and off the field.
From Los Angeles Times
As a world-renowned musician, she needed her sleep - working long hours touring while caring for her 84-year-old father, legendary folk singer and 2025 Mercury Prize nominee Martin Carthy.
From BBC
The world-renowned Canadian comic actor was the shining star and scene-stealer of every film and television show she was cast in.
From Salon
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