world-famous
UK: ˌwɜːld ˈfeɪməs | US: ˌwɜːrld ˈfeɪməs
adj. known or recognized by people all over the world
adj. extremely well-known internationally
The compound "world-famous" combines "world" (from Old English "weorold," meaning "human existence, the earth") and "famous" (from Latin "famosus," meaning "renowned"). The fusion reflects the idea of global recognition, emerging in English as a way to emphasize widespread renown beyond local or national boundaries. The term likely gained prominence with the rise of mass media and global communication.
The artist became world-famous after her painting went viral online.
This restaurant is world-famous for its signature dish.
The scientist’s groundbreaking discovery made him world-famous overnight.
The city is world-famous for its annual film festival.
Their brand has grown from a small startup to a world-famous company.