infamy in Japanese
infamy in Japanese is 不名誉, 悪名, 汚名 — infamy means the state of being infamous; a very bad, widely known reputation.
infamy in Japanese
不名誉
Pronounced: fumeiyo
The state of being infamous.
悪名
Pronounced: akumei
The state of being infamous.
汚名
Pronounced: omei
The state of being infamous.
What does "infamy" mean?
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noun The state of being infamous; a very bad, widely known reputation.
"The scandal sealed his infamy for the rest of his career."
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infamy in a sentence
- The scandal sealed his infamy for the rest of his career.
- The date lives in infamy as the day the war began.
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What is "infamy" in Japanese?
"infamy" in Japanese is 不名誉, 悪名, 汚名. infamy means: The state of being infamous; a very bad, widely known reputation.
How do you pronounce 不名誉?
"infamy" in Japanese is 不名誉, pronounced "fumeiyo".
How do you use "infamy" in a sentence?
Example: "The scandal sealed his infamy for the rest of his career." In Japanese, "infamy" is 不名誉, 悪名, 汚名.
Are there other ways to say "infamy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "infamy": 不名誉, 悪名, 汚名.
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