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famed

[feymd] / feɪmd /
ADJECTIVE
famous
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Paired with the uncommon nature of the strike, he is able to catch opponents off-guard more often with these goals - drawing comparisons with legendary Brazilian forward Romario, who was famed for his toe-poked finishes.

From BBC

The capital's world-class, year-round waves not only serve as the backdrop to the girls' lives, but also attract surfers from across the globe, including to the famed Ngor Right wave where the girls often practise.

From Barron's

Perhaps the most significant transformation will be to Charles White Park, located a short drive from CORE’s future facility and named for the famed Altadena artist.

From Los Angeles Times

That phrase will take on new meaning this July as Disneyland announced its famed ghostly estate will become available for weddings for the first time.

From Los Angeles Times

Or it could simply indicate that collectors feel safer splurging on a household-name artist like Rembrandt, a Renaissance man famed for his pensive, realistic self-portraits in earthen hues.

From The Wall Street Journal