Results for renown

Definitions of renown:

part of speech: noun

Fame; wide and honorable reputation.

part of speech: noun

Widespread reputation; fame; celebrity.

part of speech: adjective

Renowned.

Usage examples for renown:

• I am no poet of renown "The Sign of Flame", E. Werner

• Letters admit not of a half renown They give you nothing, or they give a crown. "The Poetical Works of Edward Young, Volume 2", Edward Young

• The influence of modern ideas is gradually doing away with much of the parade and renown of the Common- Riding. "Folklore as an Historical Science", George Laurence Gomme

• 45. " ''Mayest thou be magnified, thou who art my only spouse, 46. " ''May the Anunnaki make great thy renown over all of them." "The Babylonian Legends of the Creation", British Museum