world-renowned

American  

[wurld-ri-nound] / ˈwɜrld rɪˈnaʊnd /

adjective

1. famous throughout the world.

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Etymology

Origin of world-renowned

First recorded in 1590–1600

Example Sentences

Nearly 35 years later, the six-string relic hung on a gallery wall at Christie’s in Beverly Hills as part of a display of late billionaire businessman Jim Irsay’s world-renowned guitar collection, which heads to auction at Christie’s, New York, beginning Tuesday.

From Los Angeles Times

But ire towards the plans runs deep in this affluent and picturesque stretch of Scotland's world-renowned golf coast.

From BBC

Wyn Morgan began Serydda in January 2025 after having organised events for years with friend and world-renowned astrophotographer Alyn Wallace, who died in 2024.

From BBC

The club has had historic seasons, including last year setting a record for goals in the regular season and playoffs, and has consolidated its project with world-renowned figures who have transformed its impact on and off the field.

From Los Angeles Times

As a world-renowned musician, she needed her sleep - working long hours touring while caring for her 84-year-old father, legendary folk singer and 2025 Mercury Prize nominee Martin Carthy.

From BBC