infandous (Meaning)
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infandous (a.)
Too odious to be expressed or mentioned.
Synonyms & Antonyms of infandous
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infandous Sentence Examples
- The infandous atrocities committed during the war shocked the world.
- The politician's infandous gaffe cost him his election.
- The infandous nature of the crime demanded the maximum penalty.
- The infandous behavior of the bully left lasting scars on his victims.
- The infandous language used by the public figure drew widespread condemnation.
- The infandous acts of cruelty towards animals revolted animal lovers everywhere.
- The infandous rumors spread through the town like wildfire, causing widespread panic.
- The infandous accusations against the innocent man left him shattered.
- The infandous conditions in the prison violated basic human rights.
- The infandous consequences of the decision haunted those who had made it for years to come.
FAQs About the word infandous
Too odious to be expressed or mentioned.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The infandous atrocities committed during the war shocked the world.
The politician's infandous gaffe cost him his election.
The infandous nature of the crime demanded the maximum penalty.
The infandous behavior of the bully left lasting scars on his victims.
