unrenowned
unrenowned adjective: not renowned.
Adjective
unrenowned (comparative more unrenowned, superlative most unrenowned)
- Not renowned.
- Left out of any and all projects carved from this one would be the considerable padding here: a description of “the holiday of a lifetime” with his son in Moscow; dispatches from backstage at banal awards shows; lengthy excerpts from lyrics of unrenowned songs.2015 November 12, John Williams, “Elvis Costello’s ‘Unfaithful Music and Disappearing Ink’”, in New York Times
- Synonyms:
- renownless, unreputed, unsung, fameless, gloriless, inglorious, nameless, nonfamous, obscure, unfamous
Synonyms of unrenowned
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Forms of unrenowned
| comparative | more unrenowned |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unrenowned |
Origin of unrenowned
From un- + renowned.
Words formed from unrenowned
Words that rhyme with unrenowned
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- abound
- bound
- hound
- profound
- impound
- unbound
- underground
- crowned
- found
- remound
- surround
- unsound
- aground
- embrowned
- expound
- gound
- overground
- sqround
- surround sound
- unconfound
- uncrowned
- astound
- baffound
- below ground
- blound
- browned
- charging the mound
- clowned
- downed
- drowned
- found sound
- frowned
- gowned
- interwound
- lb
- newfound
- overwound
- playaround
- reground
- renowned
- rewound
- unfound
- unwound
- wound
- York round
Questions about unrenowned
- What does unrenowned mean?
- Unrenowned means not renowned.
- What part of speech is unrenowned?
- Unrenowned is an adjective.
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