Pronunciation: /rɪˈnaʊn/
noun the state of being widely known or famous
A1 She gained renown for her delicious homemade cookies.
A2 The artist's work has started to gain international renown.
B1 The company's products are known for their quality and renown in the industry.
B2 His novel achieved great renown and won several prestigious awards.
C1 The scientist's groundbreaking research has brought him worldwide renown.
C2 The actor's talent and versatility have earned him a lasting renown in the entertainment industry.
verb not applicable
A1 She is renowned for her delicious cooking.
A2 The artist quickly renowned for his unique style of painting.
B1 The company's products have become renowned for their high quality.
B2 The author's latest novel is quickly renowned as a literary masterpiece.
C1 The scientist's groundbreaking research has renowned him as a leading expert in his field.
C2 The musician's latest album has renowned her as a global sensation.
adjective not applicable
A1 She is a renowned singer in her small town.
A2 The renowned author will be giving a talk at the library next week.
B1 The renowned chef opened a new restaurant in the city center.
B2 The renowned scientist was awarded the Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking research.
C1 The renowned artist's work is displayed in museums around the world.
C2 The renowned actor's performance in the play received rave reviews from critics.
adverb not applicable
A1 She is renown for her kindness in the community.
A2 The restaurant is renown for its delicious food.
B1 The author is renown for his captivating storytelling.
B2 The artist is renown for his innovative use of color.
C1 The scientist is renown for her groundbreaking research in the field of genetics.
C2 The musician is renown worldwide for his exceptional talent and performances.
pronoun not applicable
A1 She gained renown for her beautiful singing voice.
A2 The artist's work has achieved international renown.
B1 His renown as a skilled surgeon spread throughout the medical community.
B2 The company's products have gained renown for their high quality and innovation.
C1 The author's literary renown led to invitations to speak at prestigious universities.
C2 His scientific discoveries brought him worldwide renown and acclaim.
preposition not applicable
A1 He gained renown for his delicious cooking.
A2 The artist's work has achieved international renown.
B1 The company's products have earned renown for their quality.
B2 The author's latest book has brought him even more renown.
C1 Her scientific research has brought her worldwide renown.
C2 The actor's talent has earned him a level of renown that few can match.
conjunction not applicable
A1 She is famous for her renown beauty.
A2 The restaurant is known for its renown chef.
B1 His renown in the scientific community is well-deserved.
B2 The artist achieved international renown for his unique style.
C1 Her literary works have brought her great renown in the academic world.
C2 The company's products have gained worldwide renown for their quality and innovation.
interjection not applicable
A1 Renown! That was a delicious meal.
A2 Renown! I can't believe we won the game.
B1 Renown! The singer's performance was truly impressive.
B2 Renown! The artist's work is known worldwide.
C1 Renown! The author's latest book has received critical acclaim.
C2 Renown! The scientist's groundbreaking research has changed the field.
article not applicable
A1 She gained renown in her small town for her delicious apple pies.
A2 The artist's work has started to gain renown in the local art community.
B1 The renowned chef opened a new restaurant in the city center.
B2 The scientist's groundbreaking research has brought him international renown.
C1 The author achieved great renown with the publication of her latest novel.
C2 The renowned actor was honored with a lifetime achievement award for his contributions to the film industry.
formal The renowned scientist was awarded the Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking research.
informal Everyone knows about the renowned chef in town who makes the best pasta.
slang That rapper is so renowned, he's got mad street cred.
figurative Her kindness and generosity have made her renowned as the 'mother' of the community.
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