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Definition of fame
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Fame (n.)
Report
or
opinion
generally
diffused;
renown;
public
estimation;
celebrity,
either
favorable
or
unfavorable;
as, the fame of
Washington..
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Hearsay
::
Hearsay
(n.)
Report;
rumor;
fame;
common
talk;
something
heard from
another.
Risk
::
Risk (n.) To
expose
to risk,
hazard,
or
peril;
to
venture;
as, to risk goods on board of a ship; to risk one's
person
in
battle;
to risk one's fame by a
publication..
Celebrity
::
Celebrity
(n.) The state or
condition
of being
celebrated;
fame;
renown;
as, the
celebrity
of
Washington..
Infamize
::
Infamize
(v. t.) To make
infamous;
to
defame.
Defame
::
Defame
(n.)
Dishonor.
Kudos
::
Kudos (n.)
Glory;
fame;
renown;
praise.
Honor
::
Honor (n.) A cause of
respect
and fame; a
glory;
an
excellency;
an
ornament;
as, he is an honor to his
nation..
Summit
::
Summit
(n.) The
highest
degree;
the
utmost
elevation;
the acme; as, the
summit
of human
fame..
Sisyphus
::
Sisyphus
(n.) A king of
Corinth,
son of
Aeolus,
famed for his
cunning.
He was
killed
by
Theseus,
and in the lower world was
condemned
by Pluto to roll to the top of a hill a huge
stone,
which
constantly
rolled
back
again,
making
his task
incessant..
Literary
::
Literary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
letters
or
literature;
pertaining
to
learning
or
learned
men; as,
literary
fame; a
literary
history;
literary
conversation..
Wench
::
Wench (v. i.) To
frequent
the
company
of
wenches,
or women of ill
fame..
Fameless
::
Fameless
(a.)
Without
fame or
renown.
Fame
::
Fame (n.)
Report
or
opinion
generally
diffused;
renown;
public
estimation;
celebrity,
either
favorable
or
unfavorable;
as, the fame of
Washington..
Detracor
::
Detracor
(n.) One who
detracts;
a
derogator;
a
defamer.
Herald
::
Herald
(n.) A
proclaimer;
one who, or that
which,
publishes
or
announces;
as, the
herald
of
another's
fame..
Meteoric
::
Meteoric
(a.)
Flashing;
brilliant;
transient;
like a
meteor;
as,
meteoric
fame..
World-wide
::
World-wide
(a.)
Extended
throughout
the
world;
as,
world-wide
fame..
Name
::
Name (n.)
Reputed
character;
reputation,
good or bad;
estimation;
fame;
especially,
illustrious
character
or fame;
honorable
estimation;
distinction..
Seek
::
Seek (v. t.) To try to
acquire
or gain; to
strive
after;
to aim at; as, to seek
wealth
or fame; to seek one's
life..
Slanderer
::
Slanderer
(n.) One who
slanders;
a
defamer;
a
calumniator.
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