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well-known
[wel-nohn]
adjective
clearly or fully known.
The well-known reasons are obvious.
generally or widely known.
a well-known painting.
Synonyms: , , ,
well-known
adjective
widely known; famous; celebrated
known fully or clearly
Word History and Origins
Origin of well-known1
Example Sentences
UK Honours typically celebrate the contribution of well-known personalities, government employees and ordinary people who have served their community.
The list features a range of well-known names, including from the arts, politics and sports, but it is primarily made up of people being recognised for their work in the community, including campaigners and fundraisers.
Much has been written about Wilson’s well-known struggles with mental health-related issues and drug abuse.
Evidence presented in court suggested help for the touts to buy tickets in bulk also came from another well-known company: American Express, which offers its cardholders privileged access to tickets for events through pre-sales.
Neighbours said the family was well-known in the area and paid tribute to Mr Ahmed.
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