Associations to the word «Celebrated»
Noun
- Emancipation
- Trafalgar
- Preacher
- Pilgrim
- Wit
- Reunion
- Shiva
- Gathering
- Tabernacle
- Birth
- Prodigy
- Painter
- Xvi
- Saint
- Assam
- Occasion
- Benedict
- Splendor
- Rebirth
- Raphael
- Louvre
- Vatican
- Sculptor
- Bard
- Oratory
- Traveller
- Admirer
- Sacrifice
- Fresco
- Boniface
- Athenian
- Deity
- Poem
- Hymn
- Plutarch
- Worship
- Buddha
- Shri
- Weekend
- Faithful
- Israelites
- Lakshmi
- Hero
- Navigator
- Yam
- Aphrodite
- Ancient
- Dignitary
- Sermon
- Novelist
- Sikh
- Rousseau
- Portrait
- Mozart
- Salon
- Handel
- Chapel
- Abbe
- Rome
- Concert
- Barbecue
- Statue
- Mademoiselle
- Friday
- Cicero
- Propriety
- Heroine
- Wednesday
- Penance
Adjective
Wiktionary
CELEBRATED, adjective. Famous or widely praised for good works
CELEBRATED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of celebrate
Dictionary definition
CELEBRATED, adjective. Widely known and esteemed; "a famous actor"; "a celebrated musician"; "a famed scientist"; "an illustrious judge"; "a notable historian"; "a renowned painter".
CELEBRATED, adjective. Having an illustrious past.
Wise words
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