| internationally renowned | 3.55 | An internationally renowned chef owns the restaurant. | ||
| most renowned | 2.70 | Gaja is the most renowned Barbaresco. | ||
| more renowned | 1.05 | He is more renowned for his entourage. | ||
| also renowned | 0.92 | He was also renowned for charity work. | ||
| nationally renowned | 0.92 | Fort Worth has three nationally renowned art museums. | ||
| not renowned | 0.86 | Zimbabwe, not renowned for chasing a target, was never in the hunt. | ||
| as renowned | 0.72 | Bent almost double in her later years, she was as renowned for her humility as her charity. | ||
| equally renowned | 0.46 | An equally renowned cantor, Joseph Rosenblatt, also sang in Borough Park. | ||
| so renowned | 0.39 | I can see why it was so renowned. | ||
| long renowned | 0.33 | The government, long renowned for its ability to turn out well-organized and dedicated cadres, went into action. | ||
| already renowned | 0.26 | He, a decade older and already renowned for his unerring approach shots, hit the shot of his life. | ||
| especially renowned | 0.26 | Belgium is not a country especially renowned for its cuisine. |