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Antonyms:
infamy,
opprobrium
Often used in the same context:
stardom,
notoriety,
prominence,
infamy,
renown,
immortality,
acclaim,
obscurity,
glory,
adulation,
popularity,
celebrity,
greatness,
limelight,
heartthrob,
megastar,
sensation,
adoration,
stature,
respectability,
superstar,
cult,
idol,
riches,
godhood,
eminence,
exploits,
street cred,
publicity,
cachet,
notability,
matinee idol,
prodigy,
monicker,
showbiz,
persona,
cred,
pantheon,
entertainer,
infatuation,
star,
recognizability,
deification,
soubriquet,
idolization,
legend,
accolades,
groupies,
prestige,
fortune,
nickname,
wunderkind,
hipness,
clout,
idolisation,
fascination,
recognition,
admirers,
starlet,
contemporaries,
immortals,
genius,
outlandishness,
phenom,
waif,
eccentricities,
fandom,
pudginess,
glamor,
pinnacle,
craze,
mystique,
alter ego,
metier,
hottie,
outrageousness,
enfants terribles,
careers,
diva,
typecast,
horatio alger,
obsession,
madonna louise ciccone,
nautch girl,
marketability,
ubiquity,
novelty,
prima donna,
spotlight,
talents,
legion,
hero,
shyness,
songwriter,
megabucks,
oddness,
mythologise,
sobriquet,
queendom,
supermodels,
success,
firmament,
repute,
reputation,
vogue,
prosperity,
calling,
discredit,
interest,
preferment,
happiness,
reputations,
credibility,
favor,
seminary,
archeological,
archival,
benchmarking,
blended,
classified,
dedicated,
discipline,
end,
ethnobotanical,
followup,
grange,
help,
inquiry,
lab,
marriage,
multiphase,
observation,
pace,
postgraduate
Appears in the definition of:
ahmad shah masoud,
bask,
cooperstown,
greedy,
imagined,
immortal,
inductee,
infamy,
installation,
intimidation,
leap,
masoud,
meteoric,
national baseball hall of fame,
pinnacle,
promise,
puff,
pursuance,
rage,
relish,
road,
stepping stone,
success,
title,
undying,
wishfully
More general:
honor,
honour,
laurels,
reputation,
repute
Synonyms:
celebrity,
renown
Also try:
— Adjectives for fame:
great,
literary,
ill,
international,
own,
wide,
fair,
national,
immortal,
posthumous,
much,
more...
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