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illustrious

/ɪˈlʌs.tri.əs/

Traduction: Illustre, célèbre et respecté pour ses réalisations passées ou ses qualités exceptionnelles.

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adjective

/ɪˈlʌs.tri.əs/C2formal
  • frIllustre, célèbre et respecté pour ses réalisations passées ou ses qualités exceptionnelles.

Describes someone or something that is famous, well-known, and respected for past achievements or excellence.

  1. Widely known and esteemedC1formal

    Very famous and highly respected because of past achievements or excellence.

    frIllustre

    • She comes from an illustrious family of scientists and inventors.
    • The university boasts an illustrious history spanning three centuries.
    • He had an illustrious career in the military before retiring.
    • Many illustrious guests attended the royal wedding.

    Synonymescelebrateddistinguishedeminentesteemedfamousnotablenotedprestigiousrenowned

    Antonymesignobleinfamousingloriousnotoriousobscureundistinguishedunknown

  2. Having or conferring gloryC1formal

    Bringing fame, honor, or distinction; glorious.

    frIllustre, glorieux

    • The team achieved an illustrious victory after years of hard work.
    • Her illustrious contributions to medicine have saved countless lives.
    • The award is given to those who have performed illustrious deeds.
    • The building stands as an illustrious monument to peace.

    Synonymesbrilliantcelebrateddistinguishedeminentfamousgloriousgreathonorednoblerenowned

    Antonymesdisgracefuldishonorableignominiousinfamousingloriousobscureshameful

Formes
  • more illustrious comparative form
  • most illustrious superlative form
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