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   In·fa·my

   /ˈinfəmē/

   

   noun

   • 1. the state of being well known for some bad quality or deed: "a day that will live in infamy" Similar notorietydisreputedisreputablenessill reputeill fameloss of reputationdisgracediscreditshamedishonorignominyscandalcensureblamedisapprobationcondemnationcontempthumiliationloss of facerare:disesteemwickednessevilbasenesssordidnessvilenessiniquityiniquitousnessdepravitydegeneracyturpitudeimmoralityunscrupulousnesscorruptiondissolutionsinwrongoffenseviolationabuseindignityOpposite honoranonymityvirtue
   • ▪ an evil or wicked act: "one of history's greatest infamies"

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