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/nəˈtɔːriəsli/
Meaning & Definition
adverb
In a well-known or famous manner, typically for a negative trait or reputation.
He is notoriously known for his temper.
Having a reputation of the worst kind; infamously.
The city is notoriously plagued by high crime rates.
Widely recognized, especially for something bad or undesirable.
She notoriously failed to meet the project deadline.
Being widely but unfavorably known; famous for an unfavorable quality.
The restaurant is notoriously expensive for an average meal.
Etymology
The word historically derives from 'notorious', from late Latin 'notorious' meaning 'well known, celebrated'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
notoriously bad
Well known for being bad.
notoriously difficult
Known for being very hard to deal with.
Related Words
notorious
Famous or well known, typically for some bad quality or deed.
notoriety
The state of being well known or famous, especially for a negative reason.
Slang Meanings
Infamous or well known for negative behavior.
She’s notorious for being late to every party.
Known widely in a bad way.
That restaurant is notoriously overpriced.