legendary — famous for a very long time; extremely well known
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: famous for a very long time; extremely well known
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈledʒənˌderi/
Korean meaning: 전설적인, 전설에 나오는, 매우 유명한
Korean pronunciation: 레-전-데-리 (강세: 레)
Example Sentences
- My grandmother's legendary kimchi recipe is still a family secret.
- The rock band's legendary concert lasted until sunrise.
- His legendary laziness is famous throughout the office.
legendary
ADJECTIVE//ˈledʒənˌderi//
famous for a very long time; extremely well known
Famous legendary ancient sword
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Legendary heroes outlast what's temporary, but remembering them stays necessary
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Origin
From Late Latin 'legendarius' meaning 'worthy of being read,' derived from 'legenda' (things to be read). This comes from the Latin verb 'legere' meaning 'to read.'
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“My grandmother's legendary kimchi recipe is still a family secret.”
“The rock band's legendary concert lasted until sunrise.”
“His legendary laziness is famous throughout the office.”
“The legendary sword was said to have magical powers.”
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