infamous in Greek
infamous in Greek is διαβόητος — infamous means well known for something bad; having a very bad reputation.
infamous in Greek
διαβόητος
Pronounced: diavoitos
Having a bad reputation; disreputable; notorious; unpleasant or evil; widely known, especially for something scornful.
What does "infamous" mean?
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adjective Well known for something bad; having a very bad reputation.
"The prison became infamous for its brutal conditions."
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infamous in a sentence
- The prison became infamous for its brutal conditions.
- He is infamous among fans for walking off stage mid-concert.
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What is "infamous" in Greek?
"infamous" in Greek is διαβόητος. infamous means: Well known for something bad; having a very bad reputation.
How do you pronounce διαβόητος?
"infamous" in Greek is διαβόητος, pronounced "diavoitos".
How do you use "infamous" in a sentence?
Example: "The prison became infamous for its brutal conditions." In Greek, "infamous" is διαβόητος.
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