Legendary

usgb/ˈledʒənderi/
adjective

Famous or admired because of what someone has done, usually something very good or special.

Michael Jordan is a legendary basketball player.
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  • legendary figure
  • legendary hero

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Positive Connotation

Indicates high respect and praise for someone's extraordinary achievements or personality.

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Serena Williams is a legendary athlete for her unparalleled success in tennis.
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Not Always Real

Sometimes used to exaggerate feats or stories, even if they're not entirely factual.

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He's a legendary figure at school, supposedly never having scored less than an A.
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Cultural Impact

Often involves individuals or actions that had a significant impact on culture or history.

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The Beatles are considered legendary for their lasting influence on music.
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