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Famous or widely praised

Worth remembering or easily remembered, especially because of being special or unusual

Publicly acknowledged to be

Characterized by widespread appeal or likeability

Considered trendy or fashionable by most people

Past tense for to engage in a joyous activity, usually in appreciation of an event

Past tense for to mark with the appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony

Past tense for to extol or honor in a solemn manner

Past tense for to perform a (usually religious) ceremony

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Adjective

Famous or widely praised

well thought of

of high standing

highly regarded

much publicized

well-thought-of

much-publicized

highly esteemed

highly thought of

in the limelight

in the public eye

memorialized^US

memorialised^UK

of good standing

with a good reputation

having made a name for oneself

out of this world

recognizable^US

worthy of mention

larger than life

recognisable^UK

bigger than life

acknowledged for

of great consequence

of the first rank

top-of-the-line

immortalized^US

immortalised^UK

straightforward

never forgotten

anti-corruption

high-principled

copper-bottomed

tried and trusted

salt of the earth

out-of-this-world

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

of greatest importance

first and foremost

of prime importance

of supreme importance

strictly business

earth-shattering

playing hard ball

tall in the saddle

of greatest significance

of gentle birth

fit for a queen

fit for a prince

fit for a princess

at the cutting edge

at the leading edge

not to be forgotten

never to be forgotten

fixed in the mind

larger-than-life

worthy of attention

carrying a lot of weight

self-respecting

all that and a bag of chips

highest-ranking

world-shattering

of significance

out of the ordinary

most influential

most illustrious

most noticeable

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“He managed to work his way out of the gutter, emerging as a celebrated artist with a steely determination to succeed.”

Adjective

Worth remembering or easily remembered, especially because of being special or unusual

never to be forgotten

not to be forgotten

fixed in the mind

out of this world

stamped on your memory

earth-shattering

of significance

ground-breaking

out of the ordinary

off beaten path

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Adjective

Publicly acknowledged to be

generally known

self-proclaimed

recognizable^US

recognisable^UK

commonly accepted

generally accepted

widely recognized

by your own admission

on the up and up

self-acknowledged

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Adjective

Characterized by widespread appeal or likeability

up-to-the-minute

state-of-the-art

in the mainstream

commercially successful

bang up to date

up to the minute

well turned out

as if one had just stepped out of a bandbox

well turned-out

fashionably dressed

bang up-to-date

smartly dressed

dressed to the teeth

dressed to kill

well put together

highly developed

forward-looking

on the cutting edge

in the latest style

newly discovered

contemporaneous

ground-breaking

recently developed

never-before-seen

highly regarded

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Adjective

Considered trendy or fashionable by most people

up-to-the-minute

in the mainstream

commercially successful

up to the minute

bang up to date

in great demand

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Verb

Past tense for to engage in a joyous activity, usually in appreciation of an event

“You finally graduated. Let's celebrate!”

Verb

Past tense for to mark with the appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony

memorialised^UK

memorialized^US

drank a toast to

drunk a toast to

“Our parents will celebrate their twentieth anniversary by going to the same pizza bar that they went to on their first date.”

Verb

Past tense for to extol or honor in a solemn manner

memorialised^UK

memorialized^US

paid tribute to

sang the praises of

sung the praises of

“They would celebrate his virtues and detail his public services at great length during the event.”

Verb

Past tense for to perform a (usually religious) ceremony

“The pontiff will celebrate mass in the illustrious city before a gathering of up to two million people.”

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