renowns Synonyms

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a state of being widely known and highly honored, to give renown to, report, rumor, a state of being widely acclaimed and highly honored

The renowns of the esteemed Nobel laureate reverberated throughout the scientific community.
The ancient city of Thebes boasts a rich tapestry of renowns, including the legend of Oedipus and the Sphinx.
The renowns of the master painter's brushstrokes have immortalized his works in art history.
The renowns of the legendary explorer Marco Polo extended far beyond his own time.
The renowns of Mozart's musical genius have endured for centuries, inspiring generations of composers.
The renowns of the Victorian poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson, are etched into the annals of English literature.
The renowns of the great conqueror Alexander the Great continue to captivate historians and military strategists alike.
The scientist Marie Curie's renowns in the field of radioactivity have established her as a pioneer in her field.
The renowns of the iconic civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. have echoed around the globe, inspiring movements for justice and equality.
The renowns of the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle have shaped Western intellectual thought for millennia.

a state of being widely known and highly honored, to give renown to, report, rumor, a state of being widely acclaimed and highly honored

celebrities, notorieties, reputes, fames, honors,reputations, popularities, reputabilities, characters, statures

ignominies,obscurities, disgraces, shames, unpopularity, dishonors, odiums, opprobriums,oblivions, anonymities

The renowns of the esteemed Nobel laureate reverberated throughout the scientific community.

The ancient city of Thebes boasts a rich tapestry of renowns, including the legend of Oedipus and the Sphinx.

The renowns of the master painter's brushstrokes have immortalized his works in art history.

The renowns of the legendary explorer Marco Polo extended far beyond his own time.