Famed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FAMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FAME, to make famous
ADJECTIVE:
• known about by many people; renowned
• widely reported or rumoured.
• widely known and esteemed

Words related to FAMED

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Words that contain FAMED

defamed14 infamed13 unfamed13 disfamed15

How to use FAMED in a sentence

• They found themselves in a chamber where sat a man who had lived long and known both good and evil, and fulfilled many great offices, so that he was famed and honored among men.
• Surgeons dealt with her very horribly in a famed Northern hospital, whither she had been removed.
• Manes lived in the third century of our era, and his palace was famed as the Chinese picture-gallery.
• I saw a possibility of exploring the far Indian realms, the shores of farthest Cathay and the famed Zipango of Marco Polo.
• It is the centre of the intellectual life of the city as a whole, apart from the work of the justly famed Armstrong College, a teaching institute of University rank.
• In a county famed for its rich monasteries, Tewkesbury was among the most important.
• Robertson looked on his own woes and losses with much of the stoicism for which his Indian foes were famed.
• The pilgrim should next, O virtuous one, proceed to the peak of the great goddess Gauri, famed over the three worlds.
• So she began her career by witnessing one of the most inspired operations of a widely famed surgeon.
• The falls of Fautaua, famed in Tahitian legend, are exquisite in beauty and surrounding, and so near Papeete that I walked to them and back in a day.
• We found a pool famed in the legends of the natives.
• It was thus when they first met, that being under the roof of Samuel Wilberforce, the famed Bishop of Oxford.
• Such, in brief, is the origin and history of this famed compilation, which has been aptly described as an extraordinary monument of human industry, human wisdom, and human folly.
• The beautiful cathedral, the historic cloth market, the library and other architectural monuments for which the city was famed, were put to the torch.
• In the famed battle of the Marne there were fought a number of separate engagements, which have been termed the battles of Meaux, Sezanne, Vitry and Argonne.
• Allenby entered the famed city and established his troops on the ancient Jerico Road.
• They were a race famed for music, and they became more so.
• Casaubon were also resident near that pleasant city, so famed for its Bodleian Library.
• But he is famed for his wonderful fur-lined pouches which open inside his cheeks and serve a peculiar use.
• Among travellers none are more famed than the camels.
• He is so famed that I expected rare things of him, and seriously I listened to him as if he had been St.
• Thermopylae, so famed in Grecian story Is but another name for martial glory.
• KING PHARAMOND Dear is thy heart mid the best and the brightest, Yet not against these my famed blade will I bare.

Similar words containing FAM without suffix ed

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