infamy
/ɪnˈfeɪmi/Definitions
1. noun
the state of being ill-famed or notorious, especially as a result of some shameful or scandalous action
“The politician’s corrupt practices led to a lifetime of infamy.”
2. noun
a state or condition of being infamous or notorious
“The town’s infamy as a hotbed of crime was well-documented in the media.”
3. noun
something that is infamous or notorious
“The novel’s infamous plot twist was a major selling point.”
4. verb
to bring or become notorious for something, especially in a negative or shameful way
“The company’s reckless practices infamed it with critics.”