Pronunciation: /ˈɪnfəməs/
adjective well-known for some bad quality or deed; notorious
A1 The infamous pirate was feared by all who sailed the seas.
A2 The town's infamous haunted house attracted thrill-seekers from far and wide.
B1 The infamous criminal was finally captured after a long and intense manhunt.
B2 The infamous scandal rocked the political world and led to the downfall of several high-ranking officials.
C1 The infamous dictator's reign of terror ended with his capture and trial for war crimes.
C2 The infamous serial killer's gruesome crimes shocked the nation and left a lasting impact on society.
formal The infamous criminal was finally apprehended by the authorities.
informal That restaurant is infamous for their slow service.
slang I can't believe you're wearing those infamous shoes again.
figurative Her infamous temper flared up once more, causing chaos in the office.
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