Synonym: bright, famous, glorious, great, outstanding, radiant, shining, splendid. Similar words: industrious, illustrate, illustration, illusion, disillusion, lacklustre, austria, histrionic. Meaning: [ɪ'lʌstrɪəs] 
adj. 1. widely known and esteemed 2. having or conferring glory 3. having or worthy of pride.
adj. 1. widely known and esteemed 2. having or conferring glory 3. having or worthy of pride. 
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61. Clooney and Canalis are among an illustrious list of trial witnesses made public Tuesday, featuring well-known Italian television presenters, actors, journalists and politicians.
62. Both Hasen?hrl and Einstein were at the famous first Solvay conference in 1911, along with most of the other illustrious physicists of the time.
63. As Faldo's final putt rattled in, he qualified to join a select band of illustrious sportsmen.
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65. Giovanni, the most illustrious of the three, profoundly influenced the Venetian school of painting with his interest in light and color. His works include Saint Francis in Ecstasy.
66. Because he left the illustrious achievement in one's post of people satisfaction.
67. It was by early discipline and repetition that Sir Robert Peel cultivated those remarkable, though still mediocre powers, which rendered him so illustrious an ornament of the British Senate.
68. You have some illustrious literary figures among your ancestors—Alexei and Leo Tolstoy, to name two.
69. As in all of Yasuoka Shotaro's perceptively illustrious stories, they end in hollowness and disappointment. Now that's reality! Four stars!
70. There was , he said, in days of yore , an illustrious priestess of St. Ewold.
71. I do not think that your illustrious ancestor toyed idly with variations.
72. HMS Illustrious sent to Lebanon as Britons told: get ready to flee.
More similar words: industrious, illustrate, illustration, illusion, disillusion, lacklustre, austria, histrionic, austrian, curious, various, furious, serious, glorious, nefarious, spurious, notorious, imperious, industrial, penurious, furiously, delirious, laborious, lugubrious, gregarious, notoriously, precarious, mysterious, laboriously, precariously.