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

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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.

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