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celebrated
[sel-uh-brey-tid]
celebrated
/ ˈɛɪˌɪɪ /
adjective
(usually prenominal) famous
a celebrated pianist
a celebrated trial
Other Word Forms
- celebratedness noun
- uncelebrated adjective
- well-celebrated adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of celebrated1
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
The opener missed his opportunity to provide the champagne moment when he whipped one off his pads to Head, who barely celebrated.
“Traditional country has a timeless, distinct sound that’s inspired generations of musicians throughout the years. It’s an important part of the country music story and deserves to be celebrated and recognized with intention.”
The star says he's applied the same philosophy to the English language - creating the celebrated pop song lyrics that fans sang back to him all night long.
"It will be a place of joy, hope and community. A vibrant place where children and families can feel safe, connected and celebrated in the heart of our town," the families said.
"Empathy for the people who celebrated the massacres of October 7 is very low," Yitzchak says.
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