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Known widely and usually unfavorably;
infamous
ill-famed
disreputable
infamous
ill-famed
1
He also exposed gross irregularities surrounding the
infamous
nuclear deal with Russia.
2
Not so long ago this was an
infamous
area avoided by tourists.
3
Nothing remained to tell the new inhabitants of the system's
infamous
history.
4
May I remind An Taoiseach of Sir Humphrey's
infamous
four-stage strategy: 1.
5
Nene also admitted to meeting the
infamous
Gupta family under dubious circumstances.
1
The pollard willows of the Ruelle Vauvert in Paris were thus
ill-famed
.
2
Answer, son of an
ill-famed
mother, or the rack shall question for me!
3
What strange places they came upon in this underground region below the
ill-famed
house!
4
These
ill
-
famed
plants are just some of many invasive species causing destruction to Ireland's ecosystems.
5
Smith used to have much to say ever afterwards of this famous and
ill-famed
man.
1
Yet government is also
notorious
for its ability to misread technical change.
2
Substance use patterns are
notorious
for their ability to change over time.
3
Dublin had a
notorious
hygiene problem caused by human and animal waste.
4
The station said the clash occurred in an area
notorious
for banditry.
5
Gas turbines are
notorious
for being very small form factors, extremely aggressive.
6
Cape Town's weather is
notorious
for changing within a matter of minutes.
7
Last year, one man mired in that cycle met a
notorious
end.
8
One of the most
notorious
dog ghosts is the Gwyllgi in Wales.
9
Large segments of both industries are
notorious
for low-wage and precarious work.
10
No media has ever been allowed to visit the
notorious
detention facility.
11
New York City's high schools are
notorious
for their lack of diversity.
12
In 2015, he asked the country for forgiveness for his
notorious
rule.
13
NATO's most famous and
notorious
target, of course, was the Chinese embassy.
14
The French,
notorious
for not pronouncing s, soon spelled the word etincelle.
15
It's a public holiday and even the city's
notorious
traffic has disappeared.
16
I am not speaking of German morals in general, which are
notorious
.
notorious
most notorious
become notorious
so notorious
now notorious
notorious criminals