fame

The word “fame” has 1 syllable: fame

It's pronounced as /feɪm/

What is synonym and antonym for fame?

In the thesaurus, “fame” has 69 synonyms and 32 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for fame along with examples of usage in sentences.

Synonyms for fame

acclaim
acclamation
accolade
account
acknowledgement
acknowledgment
admiration
adoration
cachet
celebrity
character
credit
dignity
distinction
elevation
eminence
esteem
estimation
exaltation
favor
glory
greatness
heyday
homage
honor
idolization
illustriousness
image
immortality
infamy
kudos
laurels
luster
majesty
mark
megastardom
name
nobility
note
notoriety
odor
persona
place
popularity
position
praise
preeminence
prestige
prominence
public esteem
rank
recognition
regard
renown
rep
report
reputability
reputation
repute
reverence
splendor
standing
stardom
station
stature
status
superiority
superstardom
visibility

Antonyms for fame

anonymity
criticism
depression
disapproval
disbelief
discredit
disgrace
dishonor
disregard
disrepute
disrespect
dullness
ignominy
ignorance
ill repute
inconspicuousness
infamy
inferiority
insignificance
invisibility
neglect
oblivion
obloquy
obscureness
obscurity
odium
opprobrium
reproach
shame
unemployment
unimportance
unpopularity

Meanings of fame

noun
1. What is said or reported; gossip, rumour.
2. One's reputation.
3. The state of being famous or well-known and spoken of.
verb
1. To make (someone or something) famous.

Example Sentences

She achieved great fame after her groundbreaking research was published.
The actor's fame grew rapidly after the release of the blockbuster film.
They were seeking fame and recognition in the competitive world of music.
The athlete's fame was not just due to his skills but also his charitable work.
The artist enjoyed a brief moment of fame before fading from the public eye.

On this page you'll find 101 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to fame, such as: acclaim, acclamation, accolade, account, acknowledgement, acknowledgment, admiration.

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