Famously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FAMOUSLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a famous manner; in a distinguished degree; greatly; splendidly.
ADVERB:
• FAMOUS, renowned
• excellently
• in a way that is widely known
• in a manner or to an extent that is well known
• extremely well
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in a celebrated manner

Words related to FAMOUSLY

excellently23 famous11

Words that contain FAMOUSLY

infamously18

How to use FAMOUSLY in a sentence

• Rather famously the first renaissance elevated the Catholic mass into a congregation of Protestant readers.
• Come to think of it, on the other hand, you ought to get on famously.
• The dogs pulled famously, and the men stepped out well at first, being cheered and invigorated mentally by the prospect of an adventurous excursion and fresh meat.
• Suffice it that, being all four out of their depths and all unable to swim, they splashed up words in all directions, and floundered about famously.
• She extended to Calvert the famously beautiful hand and arm, from which the soft, black lace fell away, revealing its exquisite roundness and whiteness and over which Mr.
• It was evident to them all that Katie was getting on famously with him.
• She insisted upon asserting to herself that she was glad all her friends were getting on so famously.
• Bridget also picked a basket of famously large wild strawberries on the Summit, and sent them to Anne.
• Thomas, dressed in his new stag-coat, felt that he was getting along famously.
• She and Nathaniel got on famously together, and often I have found her helping him with the books, and laughing so merrily when he made a mistake.
• The youth now strode rapidly through the wood, and was getting along famously when he came to a high wall of jasper that completely blocked his way.
• Well, my little affair has progressed finely, famously.
• Famously have they come, both in arms and raiment and dress.
• For the first five miles the horses went along famously.
• I am glad that the Prussians are getting on so famously.
• This adventure, which had terminated so famously, Count Brenda now related to his friends and comrades.
• After our first evening with the Castlemans we got on famously together.
• In this case he was very glad to show respect to his new tutor, for he liked his appearance and felt sure that they would get on famously together.
• The young man has done famously during the first year of his married life, and the old man has decided to give him a more important position.
• Then also the brass band contests were famously attended.
• She walked with us by day, hunting rats and playing famously every variety of intelligent antics.
• Remember that, George, and we shall get on famously together, you and I.
• Chrysostom, kicking about famously the sheets of the thesis, which had fallen on the floor.
• Owls and rattlesnakes share the underground homes with the rightful owners, and all get along together famously.
• Bassett had several times detected her husband in an exchange of smiles with the young woman, and Marian and the usurper got on famously.
• It was temporarily repaired, and she got along famously until they came to a bend in the river where there was much packed ice.
• Lucky had been an inmate of the parsonage for some weeks now and was thriving famously in her adopted home.
• Supposing a single piece is a hair supposing more of them are orderly, does that show that strength, does that show that joint, does that show that balloon famously.

Similar words containing FAMOUS without suffix ly

famous11 famoused14 famouses13 infamous13 unfamous13 famousing15 famousness15 infamously18 famousnesses17 infamousness17 infamousnesses19

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