celebrated

Famous and acclaimed

Celebrated means widely praised and acclaimed.

A celebrated author, chef, or athlete has achieved fame and recognition in their field.

The word carries more weight than merely "famous"—it implies admiration and honor: the celebrated French actress, one of the most celebrated novels of the twentieth century.

To be celebrated is to be worthy of celebration.

acclaimed

renowned

Widely known and esteemed

eminent · lauded · honored · praised · applauded · recognized · hailed · lionized · decorated · commended

famous

renowned

Widely known and esteemed

prominent · well-known · famed · storied · high-profile · star · luminary · superstar · dignitary · personage

festive

holiday

Day of rest

  • festivalOrganized public celebration
  • paradeCeremonial public procession
  • galaFestive formal occasion

jubilee · feast · carnival · fiesta · pageant · revelry · banquet · ceremony · fireworks · commemoration

Categories
Opposites
fame and recognition

celebratedunknown

Not yet discovered

obscure · anonymous · unsung · nameless · forgotten

reputation and esteem

celebrateddisgraced

Brought into shame

infamous · reviled · notorious · despised · vilified

commemorative status

celebratedignored

Purposely not noticed

neglected · unmarked · uncommemorated · unobserved · passed over

Phrases
Family

celebrate, celebration, celebrating, celebrates, celebrations, celebratory, celebrator, uncelebrated, celebrators

Familiarity
Top 50,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G