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Definition of famously in English: famouslyadverb ˈfeɪməsliˈfeɪməsli 1informal Excellently. Example sentencesExamples - The players got on famously, becoming the first team in 11 years to put three past Brazil.
- It should be noted that Schmeling was himself never a Nazi: he had a Jewish manager, and they got along famously.
- So Angus talked as though to a lecture room of students, and from then on, he and Duncan got on famously.
Synonyms harmoniously, agreeably, pleasantly, nicely, happily, politely, amicably, amiably, affably, genially, peaceably 2In a way that is widely known. they have famously reclusive lifestyles Example sentencesExamples - Gaelic has a reputation for having a famously difficult spelling system, and not just among learners of the language.
- Margaret Thatcher once famously remarked that anyone over the age of 30 who was still using buses was a failure.
- Malick is a famously reclusive figure who never gives interviews and seems to disappear off the face of the planet for years at a time.
- This is a famously livable city, and its residents tend to be famously smug about the fact.
- The country boasts some spectacular scenery, most famously Victoria Falls along the Zambezi River.
Definition of famously in US English: famouslyadverbˈfāməslēˈfeɪməsli 1informal Excellently. he wasn't difficult at all—we got on famously Example sentencesExamples - It should be noted that Schmeling was himself never a Nazi: he had a Jewish manager, and they got along famously.
- So Angus talked as though to a lecture room of students, and from then on, he and Duncan got on famously.
- The players got on famously, becoming the first team in 11 years to put three past Brazil.
Synonyms harmoniously, agreeably, pleasantly, nicely, happily, politely, amicably, amiably, affably, genially, peaceably 2Indicating that the fact asserted is widely known. they have famously reclusive lifestyles Example sentencesExamples - The country boasts some spectacular scenery, most famously Victoria Falls along the Zambezi River.
- This is a famously livable city, and its residents tend to be famously smug about the fact.
- Gaelic has a reputation for having a famously difficult spelling system, and not just among learners of the language.
- Margaret Thatcher once famously remarked that anyone over the age of 30 who was still using buses was a failure.
- Malick is a famously reclusive figure who never gives interviews and seems to disappear off the face of the planet for years at a time.
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