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Ill-famed   /ɪl-feɪmd/   Listen
Ill-famed

adjective
1.
Known widely and usually unfavorably.  Synonyms: infamous, notorious.  "The tenderloin district was notorious for vice" , "The infamous Benedict Arnold"






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"Ill-famed" Quotes from Famous Books



... short period of intoxication was followed by an unexampled awakening. She was clasping her first child to her breast, when the unprecedented outrage occurred—Don Luis demanded that she should move with him into the house of a notorious Marchesa, in whose ill-famed gambling-rooms he had spent his evenings and nights for months. She indignantly refused, but he coldly and threateningly persisted in having his will. Then the Hoogstraten blood asserted itself, and without a word of farewell she fled with her child to Lugano. There ...
— Uarda • Georg Ebers



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