Renowned is valid Scrabble Word

Is renowned a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is renowned valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for RENOWNED in dictionary:

VERB:

RENOWN, to make famous

ADJECTIVE:

known or talked about by many people; famous
Famous; celebrated for great achievements, for distinguished qualities, or for grandeur; eminent; as, a renowned king.
widely known and esteemed
famous

Words related to RENOWNED

famous11 renown9 renowning13 renowns10

Words that contain RENOWNED

irrenowned14 unrenowned14

How to use RENOWNED in a sentence

He visited the renowned chief Afrikaner in Namaqualand.
Ruskin, which has more force when addressed to one so renowned as a critic and exponent of Art.
He afterwards was forced to accept the great See of Caesarea, and was no less renowned as bishop and orator than he had been as monk.
This prince is renowned for his encouragement of learning, but infamous for putting to death his two cousin germans, sons of Erminfred, his uncle.
Over some of them, as over their renowned adversary, the grave has now closed.
In the south there is Herkulesfuerdoe, renowned as much for the beauty of its scenery as for its waters.
He poste to Scotland for brave John-a-Cumber, The only man renowned for magick skill.
He then marched triumphantly to Presburg, the renowned capital of Hungary, within thirty miles of Vienna, where he was received by the majority of the inhabitants with open arms.
Nestor, the renowned King, has been very gracious to me, but he has nothing to tell me of my father.
There in a great palace, erected by the king, they met the two renowned women.

He was renowned for both his learning and his virtues, and on his arrival at the Philippines in 1578 was given the chair of sacred theology in the convent of San Pablo at Manila.
A most discreditable episode indeed, in a land formerly renowned for respect for womanhood, and for the warm-hearted generosity of her sons.
This royal couple, who were renowned in Fairyland as much for their goodness and generosity as for their wealth and magnificence, had but one son, Prince Florizel.
Not only in physical and military superiority were they renowned, but in all the degrees of arts, letters and refinement their fame was widespread.
Not only in physical and military superiority were they renowned but in all the degrees of arts, letters and refinement their fame was widespread.
Blankart studied the violin in Mannheim, Germany, with Carl Heydt, second violin of the then renowned Jean Becker quartette.
The car selected was of a type renowned for achievements in speed.
With many faults, he was one of the great soldiers of the war, and with less sensitiveness of spirit he might have been one of its renowned chieftains.
As you anchored in our port you saw to the east a volcanic island called Ampelophoria, shaped like a cone, and of small size, but renowned for its wines.
In the days of his graceful youth the Duke of Alencon appeared to advantage, but he was never renowned for his wisdom.
The garrison sent a Knight, renowned for his bravery, to report these conditions to the Grand Master and to ask for permission to withdraw.
Besides her fame as an artist and a scholar, her name was renowned for purity of heart and fervent religious feeling.
He did not at once realise how great, how renowned.
May Agni the thoughtful Hotri, he who is true and most splendidly renowned, may the god come hither with the gods.
She therefore asked Swedenborg to use his renowned gifts.
But I really did expect to witness an overwhelming violence of traffic and movement in lower Broadway and the renowned business streets in its vicinity.
I have heard that he is much renowned in war, and hath the strength of thirty men in the grip of his hand.
He established a chain of military posts along the line, and placed his renowned warriors in feudal authority over numerous provinces.
The scene of this renowned combat was a spacious plain below the city, on the opposite side of the river Itchen.
Peterkin were eager to try it, and Agamemnon remarked that such a trip would give them an opportunity to visit the renowned fair at Nijninovgorod.
In them are seen the elements of his character, writ larger in the more renowned deeds of Vicksburg and Chattanooga.

Similar words containing NOWN without suffix ed and without prefix re

nown7 known12 knowns13 renown9 acknown16 beknown16 nowness10 renowns10 unknown14 unowned11 acknowne17 misknown17 nonowner11 renowner11 unknowns15 foreknown19 nonowners12 nownesses12 renowners12 renowning13 unbeknown18 irrenowned14 unrenowned14 unbeknownst20 unforeknown21 unknownness18 unknownnesses20

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