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Meanings of most notorious in English

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Usage of most notorious in English
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One of the most notorious dog ghosts is the Gwyllgi in Wales.
Animal Ghosts; Or, Animal Hauntings and the Hereafter
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But the most notorious incident of all was not understood until recently.
Wicked plants
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The Adjutant was a most notorious coward, but the Jackal was worse.
The Second Jungle Book
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Sephton Henry was once one of south London's most notorious gang members.
BBC
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Belize, Honduras, and Panama are the most notorious, no questions asked, havens.
Crime and Corruption
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Malcolm Macarthur is one of the Irish prison system's most notorious inmates.
The Irish Times
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The episode goes down as the PRI's most notorious case of vote rigging.
Reuters
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He became one of the most notorious names in modern South African history.
The South African
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Hardly surprising for someone who studied his country's most notorious regime.
The arms maker of berlin
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The most notorious Jewish sinners were the two false prophets Ahab and Zedekiah.
The Legends of the Jews — Volume 4
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The most notorious criminals began their career under the lash of parental cruelty.
The Christian Home / As it is in the Sphere of Nature and the Ch...
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It was one of the most notorious murders of its age.
The Irish Times
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The most notorious part of it is indeed an execrable dungeon.
The system of the world
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It was the beginning of the end for 19th-century America's most notorious bandits.
Mental floss presents instant knowledge
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Reggie and his twin, Ronnie, led Britain's most notorious criminal clan.
The Guardian
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Madame d'Estampes was the most notorious and influential of Francis I.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 10, No. 57, July, 1862 / A Magazine...
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