0 used to refer to something or someone who has been made very famous, especially by having many stories written about it, him, or her:
1 famous, esp. because of having been frequently written about:
Such a gesture of submergence befits the journey imagined here, an internalised, symbolic journey, whose initial vision is of the fabled treasure strewn across the ocean floor.
And while this book does not savour the fabled hospitality, excellent organization and attractive location of the meeting, it does provide a record of the research that was presented there.
First, in the fabled rationalistic world that begets economic models, one might have expected this kind of analysis to be assembled before the policy was implemented rather than afterwards.
They will claim that they have not only the endorsement of their fabled manifesto in the general election, but the endorsement given by the referendum.
Other authorities may be able to do so out of the fabled, fabulous balances that they are supposed to hold.
Each administration sought to pass the buck to the next, and delayed the fabled time of completion to another distant day.
As some have argued, we may be seeing the start of the fabled virtuous circle, but there is a long way to go before that is clear and proven.
Her eyes are fabled to bring life to the unborn.
