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Meanings of infamy in English
Usage of infamy in English
1
But in myself I see but infamy-inhim the heart of honor.
2
This infamy already serves as a deterrent to others, the document said.
3
Such language is designed to make violence sound benevolent and infamy honourable.
4
Indeed, a no-deal exit would ensure that she goes down in infamy.
5
He could scarcely credit the infamy of the Charpillon and her mother.
6
This occasion might bear less infamy if only they had scored earlier.
7
She was astonished by prayer in that abode of crime and infamy.
8
I only behold impotence, infamy, and venality everywhere in the German cabinets.
9
He died of grief for the loss, and shame for the infamy.
10
To engage our nation in such a compact would be an infamy.
11
Anguish and infamy appeared to be the inseparable conditions of my existence.
12
I took it limply, thus clenching the bargain of infamy between us.
13
Glory or infamy is but a different direction of the same passion.
14
At least we are spared the infamy of an alliance with Germany.
15
Do not forget these names-theyrepresent the sum and crown of infamy.
16
He would have looked upon it as infamy now to withdraw it.
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Infamy through the time
Infamy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common