widespread reputation, esp. of a favorable character; renown; public eminence

to seek fame as an opera singer.

common estimation or opinion generally held of a person or thing; reputation.

Archaic . to have or spread the renown of; to make famous.

noun

disrepute , ignominy , ingloriousness , oblivion , obscurity

noun

acclaim , acclamation , account , acknowledgment , character , credit , dignity , distinction , clat , elevation , eminence , esteem , estimation , exaltation , favor , glory , greatness , heyday , honor , illustriousness , immortality , kudos , laurels , luster , majesty , name , nobility , note , notoriety , place , popularity , position , preeminence , prominence , public esteem , rank , recognition , regard , renown , rep , report , reputation , repute , splendor , standing , stardom , station , superiority , celebrity , famousness , eminency , mark , notability , prestige , prominency , luminary , rumor , stature , status , success , vip