Associations to the word «Illustrious»
Noun
- Giver
- Dead
- Descent
- Vigour
- Homage
- Appellation
- Nobles
- Eloquence
- Steed
- Prince
- Philosopher
- Valor
- Contemporary
- Maestro
- Perceiving
- Knight
- Carrier
- Nobleman
- Caesar
- Fidelity
- Calamity
- Moderation
- Michelangelo
- Battleship
- Foe
- Disciple
- Epoch
- Reverend
- Dignitary
- Vow
- Arrogance
- Goethe
- Gonzalo
- Render
- Ark
- Este
- Duc
- Pretension
- Citizen
- Honour
- Patriotism
- Antiquity
- Seventy
- Obscurity
- Tranquillity
- Giacomo
- Vassal
- Guest
- Persons
- Rejoicing
- Courtier
- Dazzling
- Ancestry
- Reign
- Hector
- Fame
- Grandson
- Reproach
- Aristocracy
- Countess
- Memoir
- Heroism
- Vocation
- Monsieur
- Deceased
- Warrior
- Slew
Adjective
Wiktionary
ILLUSTRIOUS, adjective. Dignified
Dictionary definition
ILLUSTRIOUS, adjective. Widely known and esteemed; "a famous actor"; "a celebrated musician"; "a famed scientist"; "an illustrious judge"; "a notable historian"; "a renowned painter".
ILLUSTRIOUS, adjective. Having or conferring glory; "an illustrious achievement".
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