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    Infamia (en. Infamy)

    /in'fa.mi.a/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Quality of being infamous, dishonor or disrepute.
    The infamy of his actions followed him throughout his life.
    La infamia de sus acciones lo siguió toda la vida.
    Fact or act that leads to dishonor.
    The scandal was an infamy for the family.
    El escándalo fue una infamia para la familia.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'infamia', which means dishonor or lack of fame.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to fall into infamy
    To commit a disgraceful or shameful act.
    caer en la infamia
    life of infamy
    Life marked by dishonor or disrepute.
    vida de infamia
    public infamy
    Dishonor that is known by society.
    infamia pública

    Related Words

    infamous
    That has a bad reputation or is dishonorable.
    infame
    infamous
    That causes infamy.
    infamante
    infamously
    In an infamous or shameful manner.
    infamemente

    Slang Meanings

    To do something very bad or shameful.
    That betrayal was a total infamy.
    Esa traición fue una infamia total.
    An act that causes much dishonor.
    What he did was an infamy in front of his friends.
    Lo que hizo fue una infamia ante sus amigos.