Widely known
1widely known — index common (customary), household (familiar), illustrious, prevalent, proverbial, public (kno …
2widely — adverb Date: 1579 1. over or through a wide area < has traveled widely > 2. to a great extent < departed widely from the previous edition > 3. by or among a large well dispersed group of people < a widely known political figure > 4. over a broad… …
3widely — /wuyd lee/, adv. 1. to a wide extent. 2. over a wide space or area: a widely distributed plant. 3. by or among a large number of persons: a widely known artist. 4. in many or various subjects, cases, etc.: to be widely read. 5. greatly, very much …
4widely — wide•ly [[t]ˈwaɪd li[/t]] adv. 1) to a wide extent 2) over a wide area: a widely distributed plant[/ex] 3) by or among a large number of persons: a widely known artist[/ex] 4) in many subjects: to be widely read[/ex] 5) greatly or very: widely… …
5widely — /ˈwaɪdli/ (say wuydlee) adverb 1. to a wide extent. 2. over a wide space or area: a widely distributed plant. 3. throughout a large number of persons: a professor who is widely known. 4. in many or various subjects, cases, etc.: to be widely read …
6known — adjective 1) a known criminal Syn: recognized, well known, widely known, noted, celebrated, notable, notorious; acknowledged, self confessed, declared, overt 2) the known world Syn …
7known — adjective a known criminal Syn: recognized, well known, widely known, noted, celebrated, notable, notorious, acknowledged …
8known — Ike ia; laulaha, laulā (widely). ♦ To make known, hō ike, ho olaha; ku u ōlelo (rare) …
9List of British words not widely used in the United States — Differences between American and British English American English …
10well-known — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. familiar, recognized, famous, renowned; notorious. See knowledge. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. famous, reputable, recognized, renowned, eminent, illustrious, familiar, widely known, noted, acclaimed …
