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well-known

[wel-nohn] / ˈwɛlˈnoʊn /


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His intrigue turned to questions and he realised that it was an area that was once well-known locally, but that he had forgotten about.

From BBC

Other well-known features in the Grand Emperor include an antique gold carriage, which "exhibits the fine craftsmanship of 18th-century Europe", according to the hotel's website.

From Barron's

Many of Live and Invest Overseas’ winning places aren’t particularly well-known.

From MarketWatch

This pattern aligns with well-known features of aging, such as reduced ability to maintain healthy proteins and metabolic changes that contribute to fat accumulation in new tissues.

From Science Daily

He teaches at Harvard and is a well-known public figure — a history communicator, scholar and storyteller and a minor TV star the world also knows as “Skip.”

From Los Angeles Times