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illustrious adjective acclaimed, amplus, applauded, bright, brilliant, celebrated, conspicuous, distinguished, excellent, eximious, famed, famous, glorious, grand, great, heroic, honored, important, inlustris, known, noble, notable, noted, popular, prominent, radiant, renowned, resplendent, shining, signal, splendid, splendidus, splendorous, sublime, talked of, time-honored, transplendent, well-known, widely known See also: famous, important, influential, magnanimous, notable, noteworthy, outstanding, professional, prominent, renowned, reputable, salient, stellar, superior How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Illustriously carrying young readers through this story drawn from Cherokee traditional lore, Rabbit Plants The Forest follows Ji-Stu and Sa-lo-li in their adventurous quest to plant hickory nuts, walnuts, pecans and acorns (which her family have planted since the world began) to keep the forest a thick and beautiful place. In estate churches (as well as, more illustriously, in Westminster Abbey) monuments to the noble dead occupied and defined a social space, ranked not only by their size and the richness of their materials but by their location: those situated within the chancel rail, for example, held th e most desirable "place" since the congregation facing the high altar would have them constantly in view. It's established that Pitt began his illustriously shadowy career in 1976 in Vietnam, more than a year after America's rank-and-file soldiers had officially withdrawn from the country (according to this film, however, intelligence agents lingered to inflict further mayhem). |
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