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    Renown means that a person or thing is widely recognized for a talent, ability or achievement. It can be used as a noun. Renowned is an adjective that means famous or well-known. World-renowned is an adjective that means famous all over the world in a particular area of activity. Renowned is not a verb.
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    The Write Stuff Grammar & Writing Blog - dianewordsmith.com
    The brilliant speaker who enthralled listeners at this college event may be a researcher of world renown (used as a noun), but he is a world- renowned (adjective) researcher. That'…
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    How do you use Renown or renowned? - TimesMojo
    Bottom line: The preferred spellings are renown, renowned, and world-renowned. And for all practical purposes, renown is not an adjective.
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    WORLD-RENOWNED | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
    world-renowned adjective uk / ˌwɜːld.rɪˈnaʊnd / us / ˌwɝːld.rɪˈnaʊnd / Add to word list famous all over the world in a particular area of activity: He is a world-renowned expert on…
    Cambridge University Press & Assessment
    https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/world-renowned
    renown or renowned | WordReference Forums
    Renown (noun) = fame. Renown (verb) = to make famous, to celebrate. renowned is apparently an adj, not a verb. Maybe it's an alternative past pasticiple of know? In usage, I would …
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