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Definition of fame
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Fame (v. t.) To make
famous
or
renowned.
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Suggillate
::
Suggil
(v. t.) To
defame.
Scandal
::
Scandal
(v. t.) To treat
opprobriously;
to
defame;
to
asperse;
to
traduce;
to
slander.
Vilifier
::
Vilifier
(n.) One who
vilifies
or
defames.
Defame
::
Defame
(v. t.) To
render
infamous;
to bring into
disrepute.
Literary
::
Literary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
letters
or
literature;
pertaining
to
learning
or
learned
men; as,
literary
fame; a
literary
history;
literary
conversation..
Ring
::
Ring (v. i.) To be
filled
with
report
or talk; as, the whole town rings with his
fame..
Malign
::
Malign
(a.) To speak great evil of; to
traduce;
to
defame;
to
slander;
to
vilify;
to
asperse.
Corinth
::
Corinth
(n.) A city of
Greece,
famed for its
luxury
and
extravagance..
Detract
::
Detract
(v. t.) To take
credit
or
reputation
from; to
defame.
Diffame
::
Diffame
(n.) Evil name; bad
reputation;
defamation.
Bruit
::
Bruit (n.)
Report;
rumor;
fame.
Famous
::
Famous
(a.)
Celebrated
in fame or
public
report;
renowned;
mach
talked
of;
distinguished
in
story;
-- used in
either
a good or a bad
sense,
chiefly
the
former;
often
followed
by for; as,
famous
for
erudition,
for
eloquence,
for
military
skill;
a
famous
pirate..
Sound
::
Sound (v. t.) To
celebrate
or honor by
sounds;
to cause to be
reported;
to
publish
or
proclaim;
as, to sound the
praises
of fame of a great man or a great
exploit..
Hearsay
::
Hearsay
(n.)
Report;
rumor;
fame;
common
talk;
something
heard from
another.
Disadvantage
::
Disadvantage
(n.) Loss;
detriment;
hindrance;
prejudice
to
interest,
fame,
credit,
profit,
or other
good..
Reportingly
::
Reportingly
(adv.)
By
report
or
common
fame.
Defame
::
Defame
(v. t.) To
charge;
to
accuse.
Glory
::
Glory (n.)
Praise,
honor,
admiration,
or
distinction,
accorded
by
common
consent
to a
person
or
thing;
high
reputation;
honorable
fame;
renown..
Herald
::
Herald
(n.) A
proclaimer;
one who, or that
which,
publishes
or
announces;
as, the
herald
of
another's
fame..
Vilify
::
Vilify
(v. t.) To
degrade
or
debase
by
report;
to
defame;
to
traduce;
to
calumniate.
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