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infamy

/ˈɪn.fə.mi/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das den Zustand äußerster Schande oder eines schlechten Rufs bezeichnet, oft verbunden mit einem berüchtigten Ansehen.

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noun

/ˈɪn.fə.mi/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das den Zustand äußerster Schande oder eines schlechten Rufs bezeichnet, oft verbunden mit einem berüchtigten Ansehen.

A noun referring to a state of extreme dishonor or evil fame, often associated with a notorious public reputation.

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  1. Extreme DishonorC1formal

    A state of being widely known for a terrible or evil act, resulting in a loss of honor and respect.

    deSchande

    • The dictator's actions brought infamy upon his nation.
    • The date will live in infamy as a day of great tragedy.
    • He chose a life of crime and achieved nothing but infamy.

    Synonymedisgracedisreputeignominynotorietyobloquyopprobriumscandalshame

    Antonymeadmirationesteemgloryhonorrenownrespect

  2. Evil ReputationC1formal

    Widespread fame for being wicked, evil, or disgraceful.

    deSchlechter Ruf

    • The pirate captain gained infamy for his ruthless attacks.
    • The scandal brought infamy to the once-respected politician.
    • She achieved a certain infamy for her controversial statements.

    Synonymedisgracedishonordisreputeignominynotorietyobloquyodium

    Antonymeesteemgloryhonorrenownrespectability

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  • infamies plural form
  • infamies' possessive plural form
  • infamy's possessive singular form
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