infamously Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- shy
- shameful
- ignominious
- disgraceful
- bad
- shoddy
- discreditable
- disreputable
- criminal
- shady
- immoral
- opprobrious
- dishonorable
Weak:
- sordid
- unethical
- rotten
- seamy
- wicked
- dirty
- wretched
- base
- louche
- corrupt
- evil
- sinful
- inglorious
- miserable
- vile
- unsavory
- unrespectable
- wrong
- low
- vicious
- reprehensible
- detestable
- degenerate
- villainous
- perverted
- debauched
- despicable
- mean
- contemptible
- blameworthy
- nefarious
- iniquitous
- unrighteous
- depraved
Strongest:
- honest
- honorable
- esteemed
- decent
- noble
- prestigious
- moral
- principled
- respectable
- respected
- honest
- just
- reputed
- good
- principled
- legal
- upright
- respectable
- respected
- righteous
- good
- permitted
- honorable
- righteous
- permitted
- esteemed
- reputed
- ethical
- prestigious
- legal
- noble
- moral
- decent
- just
- reputable
- upright
- reputable
- ethical
Strong:
- licensed
- endorsed
- authorized
- correct
- approved
- licensed
- authorized
- approved
- endorsed
- correct
- permissible
- exemplary
- permissible
- proper
- exemplary
- proper
Weak:
infamously Meaning
infamously (adv.)
In an infamous manner or degree; scandalously; disgracefully; shamefully.
infamously Sentence Examples
- The city of Sodom is infamously known for its wickedness and destruction.
- The politician was infamously caught on camera accepting a bribe.
- The scandal infamously tarnished the reputation of the company.
- The serial killer infamously terrorized the town for over a decade.
- The historical figure was infamously known for his cruelty and tyranny.
- The crime infamously shocked and outraged the nation.
- The accident infamously claimed the lives of several innocent people.
- The disease infamously ravaged the population, leaving countless dead.
- The battle infamously resulted in a decisive defeat for the empire.
- The speech infamously incited hatred and violence, leading to widespread unrest.
FAQs About the word infamously
In an infamous manner or degree; scandalously; disgracefully; shamefully.
notorious, shy, shameful, ignominious, disgraceful, bad, shoddy, discreditable, disreputable, criminal
honest,honorable, esteemed, decent, noble, prestigious, moral, principled, respectable, respected
The city of Sodom is infamously known for its wickedness and destruction.
The politician was infamously caught on camera accepting a bribe.
The scandal infamously tarnished the reputation of the company.
The serial killer infamously terrorized the town for over a decade.
