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Derivatives:
notorious (adv.), notorious (n.)
is nefarious an adjective?
Adjective . extremely evil or roguely unjust: an infamous conspiracy.
Is shameful a name?
The infamous name, of course, means evil or malice. Notorious and depraved are synonyms. Both words are used to describe evil, evil and corrupt people or behavior.
nefarious in English?
: obviously evil or godless : evil.
What is the opposite of harmful?
extremely mean. infamous schemes a rogue conspiracy a gang of rogue thieves antonyms: virtuous.
What does it mean to be called infamous? 1: Having a reputation of the worst kind: a notorious deliberately evil traitor. 2: Provoking or embarrassing: Notoriously shameful crime. 3: Convicted of a known crime. Can infamous mean good? Using infamous on something familiar means that it is ugly. It means…
1: have a reputation of the worst kind: notoriously evil a notorious traitor. 2: Causing or bringing shame: shameful a notorious crime. 3: Convicted of a notorious crime. Can notorious mean good? Using infamous about something familiar means saying it's a bad thing. It means mean, shameful, bad, despicable, very…
What is the name of Notorious? Glory. A notorious or notorious status. What is the form of the verb infamous? Notorious was adapted into English in the 16th century from Medieval Latin notorius, derived from Late Latin notorium, meaning information or accusation. Notorium, in turn, derives from the Latin verb…
