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View definitions for become famous

become famous

verb as in arrive

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One skeleton in particular has become famous for the brutal way she died and the ethereal way her body was preserved.

In recent years Ramos has become famous, or perhaps notorious, for confronting powerful government officials.

It's a real sickness in our culture, that people become famous for doing appalling things.

Are people who turn directors down more likely to become famous?

Is she a good mother for allowing her children to become famous via ridicule?

It has become famous for its human quality and is simply named, "Journey over the Mountains, 1748."

Since Joffre has become famous, of course much is known about him.

It was at the opera evidently that he was destined to become famous.

People suffer a deal of adversity, and then they become famous.

Most of the medieval legends cluster around the Rabbis of Central Europe, who have in one way or another become famous.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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