fame in English

noun

1

the condition of being known or talked about by many people, especially on account of notable achievements.

winning the Olympic title has brought her fame and fortune

synonyms: renown, celebrity, stardom, popularity, prominence, note, distinction, esteem, importance, account, consequence, greatness, eminence, prestige, stature, repute, notoriety, infamy

noun

• renown, celebrity, stardom, popularity, prominence, note, distinction, esteem, importance, account, consequence, greatness, eminence, prestige, stature, repute, notoriety, infamy
• celebrity, renown

Use "fame" in a sentence

1. Fame and prominence?

2. Money, pussy, or fame?

3. Men of Fame Today

4. Something Better Than Fame

5. And those are just a few with Hall of Fame or near Hall of Fame credentials.

6. Bearing witness to his fame.

7. Fame is a magnifying glass.

8. Fame did not dazzle him.

9. Chinese porcelain enjoys worldwide fame.

10. Many people are bedazzled by fame.

11. 3 Others pursue fame and position.

12. His fame will endure for ever.

13. His fame spread far and wide.

14. At last he attained to fame.

15. I'm not into fame or fortune.

16. From obscurity to fame in two rides.

17. Indeed, it is futile to seek fame.

18. He shows great ardor for fame [ victory ].

19. He has aspirations to fame and greatness.

20. To add to your glory and fame.

21. Money, material possessions, fame, or something else?

22. His fame had spread far and wide.

23. 7 At last he attained to fame.

24. He shows great ardor, ardour for fame.

25. The Nazarene's fame breeds envy, even hatred.

26. Victory brought them glory, fame and riches.

27. She gained international fame as a dancer.

28. One's fame has spread far and wide.

29. His second book, Canone Inverso, achieved international fame

30. Every Baseball Hall of Fame Player Sorted Alphabetically

31. The book catapulted the author into fame overnight.

32. It was almost a theological hall of fame.

33. Eventually he wearied of wooing fame and fortune.

34. She tried in vain to attain to fame.

35. He tried in vain to attain to fame.

36. .. dreams of fame in the alleys of Hyderabad.

37. Her rise to fame seems to be unstoppable.

38. 17 She gained international fame as a dancer.

39. His adventure brought him both fame and notoriety.

40. Brutto come la fame as ugly as sin

41. 19 The young musician rose quickly to fame.

42. She tried to candy up her husband's fame.

43. The writer's fame spread all over the country.

44. She was a struggling writer aspiring to fame.

45. The scandal will not detract from her fame.

46. Her principal objective was international fame as a scientist.

47. 13 The book catapulted the author into fame overnight.

48. Others, like dreams of fame or wealth, are egocentric.

49. From fame to infamy is a much travelled road.

50. The sexual scandal will detract from the president's fame.