adj. 1 widely or fully known; 2 frequently experienced; known closely or intimately
The well-known author writes daily. Spelled with a hyphen.
The well-known author writes daily. Spelled with a hyphen.
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Whose red house in Indiana was well-known to runaway slaves?
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The well-known academician shared his teaching methods.
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The well-known man was ransomed for freedom out of the country.
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He is a well-known mutineer.
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The well-known balletomane took roses to every performance.
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Catal Huyuk was a well-known ancient community in present day Turkey.
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Keeping talented workers is a well-known problem among hairdressers.
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The author was well-known and esteemed.
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The Messy Ella story is based on which well-known fairy tale?
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What did Sarah become well-known for?
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The reporter was well-known for his muckraking.
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known; long-familiar;fully known
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2 syllables
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