Infamias (en. Infamies)

/infamias/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Actions or deeds that are considered injurious or degrading.

The infamies that were committed in the past must not be forgotten.

Las infamias que se cometieron en el pasado no deben ser olvidadas.

Dishonor or lack of dignity due to immoral actions.

His reputation was tarnished by the infamies that were revealed.

Su reputación fue manchada por las infamias que se revelaron.

Bad actions that attack the morals or importance of a person.

He would always carry the infamies of his political career with him.

Las infamias de su carrera política siempre las llevaría consigo.

Derived from the Latin 'infamia', where 'in-' means 'not' and 'fama' means 'fame' or 'reputation'.

Public infamy

Dishonor that is known to all.

Infamia pública

To live in infamy

To be in a situation of dishonor or disrepute.

Vivir en la infamia

To commit infamies

To perform shameful or dishonorable acts.

Cometer infamias

infamous

That causes infamy or dishonor.

infamante

infamously

In an infamous or shameful manner.

infamemente

infamous

Those who commit infamies.

infames

Shameful actions.

I can't believe he would do such infamies in public.

No puedo creer que hiciera semejantes infamias en público.

Things that bring dishonor.

His infamies have been etched in collective memory.

Sus infamias han quedado grabadas en la memoria colectiva.