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Meanings of ill fame in English
Usage of ill fame in English
1
Though reputed brave, his treachery has won him a permanent ill fame.
2
Even houses of ill fame found her gently and firmly looking for trade.
3
And there are those whom an ill fame does not frighten.
4
What kind of sheriff would marry a woman of ill fame?
5
That wife of his sounds like a woman of ill fame.
6
The houses of ill fame were riotous with men let loose upon a holiday.
7
Secondly, that thus she might be safeguarded from ill fame.
8
She is the-well-theownerof a house of ill fame.
9
His ill fame increased in still greater proportion, especially when he assumed the airs of a sorcerer.
10
First, he engaged in occasional 'drinking bouts,' next in gaming; lastly, he frequented a house of ill fame.
11
Pollrooms, and gaming houses and resorts of ill fame subscribed regularly as a gracious service to their patrons.
12
Such conditions would naturally be ideal for the owner of a house of ill fame, or for a pandar.
13
Her destination was Baltimore where she asked a cab driver to take her to a house of ill fame.
14
One of the saddest features of police work is dealing with the social evil, with prostitutes and houses of ill fame.
15
The police were notified, and a week later he was found in a house of the type-soeuphemistically called-of" ill fame."
16
In London the public houses of ill fame {507} were closed in 1546, in Paris in 1560.
