Synonyms for better-known
bet·ter-known

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1. better-knownadjective

   more familiar or renowned than the other of two

   "the better-known book of the two"

   Antonyms:
   unknown

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1. Curtis Sliwa:

   To defund the police, take guns from police, and blame police for the growing crime problem is to render the police into a Reactive and not a Proactive force. This is not Nirvana. The followers of AOC, better known as All Out Crazy, want to weaken policing even more. The Rough Rider Teddy Roosevelt, the Father of modern day policing, is probably turning in his grave as these events unfold.

2. Barack Obama .:

   Well, in this sense it is. Look, I mean, obviously, Vermont and New Hampshire are separated by a river, we are close states, but you know what? Secretary Clinton won this state in 2008. Her husband ran several campaigns in this state. When we began this campaign here in New Hampshire, we were 30 points down in the polls and she was much better known in this state than I was.

3. Raymond Casciari:

   This is one of the better-known treatments for poison ivy or irritated skin.

4. Aulia Masna:

   People are on social media to have fun and be entertained, twitter in Indonesia is better known as the place for news, debate and politics. So it attracts the more serious, older crowd.

5. Charlie Black:

   I think as a general matter that Jeb Bush does not want to be engaged in combat with Donald Trump, because you're distracting from your own message and your own ability to get better known if you're just known for fighting with somebody, in this case, because Jeb's brother was attacked, there's no doubt that he's going to come out strong and be aggressive.