notoriety in German
notoriety in German is Berüchtigtsein, Notorietät, schlechter Leumund — notoriety means the state of being well known for something bad; infamy.
notoriety in German
Berüchtigtsein
An infamous or notorious condition or reputation.
Notorietät
An infamous or notorious condition or reputation.
schlechter Leumund
An infamous or notorious condition or reputation.
schlechter Ruf
An infamous or notorious condition or reputation.
traurige Berühmtheit
An infamous or notorious condition or reputation.
übler Leumund
An infamous or notorious condition or reputation.
What does "notoriety" mean?
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noun The state of being well known for something bad; infamy.
"The scandal brought the politician a great deal of notoriety."
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notoriety in a sentence
- The scandal brought the politician a great deal of notoriety.
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What is "notoriety" in German?
"notoriety" in German is Berüchtigtsein, Notorietät, schlechter Leumund. notoriety means: The state of being well known for something bad; infamy.
How do you use "notoriety" in a sentence?
Example: "The scandal brought the politician a great deal of notoriety." In German, "notoriety" is Berüchtigtsein, Notorietät, schlechter Leumund.
Are there other ways to say "notoriety" in German?
Yes — German has 6 translations listed for "notoriety": Berüchtigtsein, Notorietät, schlechter Leumund, schlechter Ruf, traurige Berühmtheit, übler Leumund.
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