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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
Executive editor Tanya Simon, who is running the program on an interim basis, is the daughter of the late Bob Simon, a well-known correspondent for the program.
“I know T&T may not be well-known in Irvine, but we are excited to surprise our shoppers with a unique shopping experience.”
US President Donald Trump has some well-known nemeses: illegal immigrants, low-flow showers and last, but definitely not least, the head of the US central bank.
Top executives at well-known US firms are warning about the impact that tariffs are having on their companies and the wider economy.
She was so well-known that people called out to her on the street.
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