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    Infâmes (en. Infamous)

    /ɛ̃.fam/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    adjective
    Describes something or someone known for their bad reputation.
    This place is associated with infamous acts.
    Cet endroit est associé à des actes infâmes.
    Causes disgust due to its immoral nature.
    The infamous crimes committed in this city remain etched in memory.
    Les crimes infâmes commis dans cette ville restent gravés dans les mémoires.
    Refers to a person who has committed reprehensible acts.
    He was banished because of his infamous acts.
    Il a été banni en raison de ses actes infâmes.

    Etymology

    Derived from Latin 'infamis', composed of 'in-' and 'fama', meaning 'without reputation'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    an infamous act
    A shameful or immoral act.
    un acte infâme
    infamous reputation
    A negative and disreputable reputation.
    réputation infâme
    an infamous character
    A character known for his bad actions.
    un personnage infâme

    Related Words

    infamy
    The state of being infamous, a public disgrace.
    infamie
    shame
    A feeling of dishonor or guilt.
    honte
    scandal
    An action or event that provokes indignation and disapproval.
    scandale

    Slang Meanings

    An insult to designate a person with detestable behavior.
    Don't be an infame, help others instead.
    Ne sois pas un infâme, aide plutôt les autres.
    A term to talk about someone with a notorious reputation.
    This guy is really an infame, avoid approaching him.
    Ce type est vraiment un infâme, évite de l'approcher.