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Definition of infamously - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
negative reputationin a way that is well-known for bad reasons
- He was infamously known for his cruel actions.
- The company infamously ignored safety regulations.
- She infamously insulted her colleagues at the meeting.
Origin of infamously
Latin, infamis (notorious) + -ly (manner)
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- French:de façon infâme, ...
- German:berüchtigt, ...
- Italian:notoriamente, ...
- Spanish:infamemente, ...
- Portuguese:notoriamente, ...
- Chinese:臭名昭著地, ...
- Japanese:悪名高く, ...
- Arabic:بِسُمْعَة سَيِّئَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְשִׁמְצָה, ...
- Russian:печально, ...
- Ukrainian:відомо з поганого боку, ...
- Hindi:कुख्यात रूप से, ...
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