Fame is valid Scrabble Word

Is fame a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
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4 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for FAME in dictionary:

VERB:

NOUN:

the state of being known by many people
state of being widely recognized
Public report or rumor.
Report or opinion generally diffused; renown; public estimation; celebrity, either favorable or unfavorable; as, the fame of Washington.
the state or quality of being widely honored and acclaimed
favorable public reputation

Words related to FAME

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Words that contain FAME

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How to use FAME in a sentence

And lo! in two months by the favour of Allah she conceived, and my fame was spread abroad among men.
Fame comes easily in camps, and enthusiasm runs high while it lasts.
Rank, intellect, fame would bow down before that magical diadem.
He was no longer young, you know, when I came, and his fame and fortune were secure.
His deeds became known in America, and though a man of Negro descent, with dark skin and crisp hair, his fame was heralded far and wide in the American newspapers.
To Norman, Lord Arleigh, who had succeeded his father at the early age of twenty, all this good gift of fame, fortune, and wealth had now fallen.
Andrew Jackson, who was District Attorney for the Western District, early acquired fame by the energy and success with which he put down any criminal who resisted the law.
I see Fame, with her crowns and palms trodden under foot, cast out among the wheels of her own chariots.
Honiton is of world-wide fame in connexion with the beautiful lace that is still made in the vicinity.
The names of Channing, Jay, Child, Green, and Pierpont, are already their own passport to fame.

Often and often, even from our earliest years, have we heard of the fame of these kings and queens.
Later the cares of life prevented him from increasing the poetical fame that he gained thus early.
The fame of so great a force arriving under a prince dreaded by all Europe very soon disposed all the petty princes, with their King Roderic, to submit and do homage to Henry.
After a long and bitter struggle with an adverse world he had come out a conqueror, and his rise to fame and opulence, if somewhat slow, had been steady and secure.
ASTOR would be unknown to fame were it not for two things.
AMERICAN SLAVERY JOHN BRIGHT Slavery has been as we all know the huge, foul blot upon the fame of the American Republic.
The summer which brought fame to Elisabeth, brought something better than fame to Willie Tremaine.
Especially eager were the rulers of the different European countries, who were clever enough to see that such production would greatly increase their national fame and prosperity.
Wycherley was amongst the first authors of established reputation, who contributed to advance his fame, and with whom he for some time lived in the most unreserved intimacy.
His love of fame and acquisition of honourable distinction all over the world had not the common effect of making him vain.
For through the air, and the whole extent of this hemisphere of the heavens, hath his report and fame, even until this present time, remained very memorable and renowned.
A mole on the neck in man or woman promises a long and happy life, wealth and fame.
In any case it was at Uraniborg that the mass of observations was produced upon which the fame of Tycho Brahe rests.
His dignity and noble stature, the fame he had won in the Indian wars and his wisdom and modesty in council, had silenced opposition and opened his way.
But when men heard of his coming, so mighty a city was Clusium in those days, and so great the fame of King Porsenna, there was such fear as had never been before.
Time has steadily lessened the prestige of the great Democratic leader, and just as steadily enhanced the fame of his Republican opponent.
Your fame as warriors has extended to the remotest nations, and the wisdom of your chiefs has gained for you the appellation of grandfathers, from all the neighboring tribes.

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