famed
adj.adj. known or talked about by many people because of a special quality or achievement.
adj. widely known or celebrated for a particular characteristic or accomplishment. Often used in a predicative position following a linking verb or as an attributive modifier before a noun.
The city is famed for its beautiful old bridges.
The region is famed for its volcanic soil, which produces some of the most unique wines in the country.
While the author was famed for her reclusive nature, her posthumous journals revealed a woman deeply engaged with the political movements of her era.
From fame + -ed.
Commonly followed by the preposition 'for' to indicate the reason for the fame.
He is famed by his musicHe is famed for his musicFamed is almost exclusively paired with the preposition 'for' rather than 'by' or 'with'.