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Meaning of storied
having a rich history or being famous
Etymology of storied
The word "storied" originated from the Old French word "estorie," meaning "story" or "history," which is derived from the Latin word "historia," meaning "narrative" or "account"
Historically, the word "storied" was used to describe buildings, monuments, or places with a rich history, and over time, its usage expanded to include people, events, and institutions with notable or famous stories
Synonyms
legendary
famous
renowned
celebrated
illustrious
notable
prominent
distinguished
esteemed
respected
venerable
historic
mythical
fabled
iconic
notable
honored
revered
time-honored
traditional
ancestral
heritage
nostalgic
memorable
remarkable
exceptional
extraordinary
notable
redoubtable
incomparable
unparalleled
matchless
peerless
unequaled
unmatched
unsurpassed
glorious
resplendent
magnificent
spectacular
dazzling
brilliant
impressive
awe-inspiring
formidable
powerful
influential
dominant
commanding
authoritative
learned
erudite
knowledgeable
sophisticated
cultured
refined
elegant
dignified
majestic
grand
imposing
stately
monumental
impressive
striking
outstanding
conspicuous
remarkable
singular
unique
inimitable
one-of-a-kind
incomparable
Definitions
- Having a rich or interesting history
- * Having or being a story, especially one that is considered to be very interesting or exciting
Usage Examples
- The city's storied past is reflected in its architecture and cultural landmarks
- * The team's storied history includes several championship wins
- * The author's storied career spans multiple decades and genres
Antonyms
unknown
obscure
insignificant
unremarkable
ordinary
mundane
common
everyday
uneventful
dull
uninspiring
unimpressive
forgettable
inconspicuous
unnoticed
overlooked
ignored
disregarded
unappreciated
unrevered
uncelebrated
unhonored
unremembered
nameless
faceless
anonymous
inconsequential
negligible
minor
marginal
peripheral
tangential
irrelevant
immaterial
trifling
frivolous
shallow
superficial