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How do you use illustrious in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "illustrious" in a sentence:

* Formal: "The university boasts an illustrious history, having produced many Nobel laureates and renowned scholars."

* Historical: "The illustrious Queen Elizabeth I ruled England during a period of great cultural and economic prosperity."

* Descriptive: "The concert hall was filled with an illustrious crowd of music lovers, dressed in their finest attire."

* Informal: "After a long and illustrious career, the actor retired to a quiet life in the country."

You can also use "illustrious" to describe something that is very impressive or famous:

* "The city's illustrious skyline is a sight to behold."

* "The restaurant is known for its illustrious menu of gourmet dishes."

Remember that "illustrious" is often used to describe people or things that are admired for their achievements or accomplishments.

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