Adjective:

இகழார்ந்த,

infamous's Usage Examples:

The afternoon sun was high in the sky, baking the revelers in summer warmth as they clustered around the intersection of Sixth and Main Street, the site of the infamous water fight.

It's worth noting that The Three Doctors will be packaged with a special Corgi model of the Doctors infamous yellow roadster, Bessie!A modern roadster has ' no maintenance ' enclosed hub brakes, gears and chain along with integral lighting, luggage and security systems.

This is a short list of some of the more infamous deaths and celebrity autopsies that have captured the attention of people around the world.

Anorak pokes fun every weekday at Britain's infamous tabloids, .

During summer, women would often wear the now infamous floral Laura Ashley dresses with white Keds shoes and ankle socks.

"His adopted son was the infamous Nana Sahib.

What is this, a contest between you guys?None of us would win a beauty contest, would we?During that show, New York was also involved in one of reality TV's most infamous incidents when fellow contestant Pumkin spit in her face when New York mocked her as she was being kicked out of the house.

Disfranchisement is brought about by conviction for bribery, felony or infamous crime, and an attempt to vote after such conviction is a felony.

Music also can help to foreshadow events in a movie, such as the infamous Jaws theme, which signaled impending danger.

We order that the adherents of this faith be called Catholic Christians; we brand all the senseless followers of the other religions with the infamous name of heretics, and forbid their conventicles assuming the name of churches.

The "bright valley," Clara Vallis of St Bernard, was known as the "valley of Wormwood," infamous as a den of robbers.

To increase ratings, Springer shifted the focus of the show and it became infamous for its unruly guests and over-the-top topics, epitomizing "trash TV" talk shows.

Conviction for bribery or of an infamous crime disqualifies, and personal identification of voters is required in New York City.

Synonyms:

notorious, ill-famed, disreputable,

Antonyms:

disrepute, honorable, respectable, reputable,