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Meanings of most infamous in English

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Usage of most infamous in English
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It is one of the most infamous gambling hells in the city.
Under the Rebel's Reign
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He's arguably the most infamous prolific Tweeter the world has ever seen.
News.com.au
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His most infamous conflict was with activist and scholar W. E. B.
Ebony
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Northern Ireland's most infamous courthouse could be reopened as a luxury hotel.
The Irish Times
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The most infamous pamphlets were in circulation; the most scandalous anecdotes were credited.
History of the Girondists, Volume I / Personal Memoirs of the Pa...
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The most infamous match in Ryder Cup history is to be replayed today.
The Guardian
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One of the most infamous places in South Africa is named after them.
The Irish Times
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Not even the most infamous means he could employ will avail that madman.
Dona Perfecta
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Its most infamous cover- awomanbeing fed into a meat grinder-remainsExhibit No.
The new yorker
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That is not to say it is the most infamous ruin.
The fracture zone: my return to the balkans
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The most infamous one was the Fianna Fáil think-in of 2010 in Galway.
The Irish Times
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They were related to the most infamous murderer of all time.
Sign of the cross
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And has he brought in his ship with him his most infamous wife?
The Tragedies of Euripides, Volume I.
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The most infamous of crimes is a friend's betrayal of his friend's confidence.
John Gabriel Borkman
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France alone could consummate that crime,-that ,forher, most cruel, most infamous treason.
At Home And Abroad; Or, Things And Thoughts In America and Europ...
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Alcatraz is notorious for being the jail that held the most infamous criminals.
World After
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