notorious

Definition:
1. Having an exceedingly bad reputation.
2. Well known for being bad.

Use 'notorious' in a sentence:

• 1. She is also notorious for her overbearing perfectionism.
• 2. The most notorious examples of this are in agriculture.
• 3. He is notorious for its patriarchal behaviour.
• 4. MPPE was notorious for selling substandard diesel.
• 5. In the 1980s, the company was notorious for shady deals.
• 6. THE British are notorious for preferring pets to people.
• 7. Nevertheless, some notorious figures may be forced out.
• 8. They are notorious for resorting to trickery in order to impress their clients.
• 9. The bar has become notorious as a meeting-place for drug dealers.
• 10. Alcoholics are notorious for their ability to deceive themselves about the extent of their problem.
• 11. Ellison's most notorious romance ended up in court.
• 12. The company was notorious for shady deals.
• 13. The list is endless; the practice open and notorious.
• 14. He was a notorious anti-Semite.
• 15. Accra's notorious slum is aptly named.
• 16. One of the major constraints of Ajax is the notorious same origin policy.
• 17. She told us the story of one of Britain's most notorious country house murders.
• 18. Online courses are notorious for high dropout rates.
• 19. He is notorious for being a foolish emperor.
• 20. He is notorious for making unexpected, often self-contradictory, comments.
• 21. He is a notorious rake.
• 22. Red meats are among the biggest and most notorious emitters, but trucking a salad from California to Minnesota in January also carries a significant burden.
• 23. The accident happened on a notorious black spot on the A43.
• 24. Qinhui was a notorious sycophantic official in the Song dynasty, and was spurned by later generations.
• 25. Being the world's largest retailer and a notorious discounter.
• 26. These vast slaughters have since become notorious.
• 27. The state is the base of the notorious "La Familia" gang.
• 28. Many of those who attend dinners are notorious for unpunctuality.
• 29. When my brother, a notorious spender, came home for a visit, he told my father he was going to get married and settle down.
• 30. In the past, the grandson of a prime minister was a notorious spendthrift.
• 31. There, as is notorious, he spent the last years of his life;
• 32. Hughes virtually ignores Edison's famous contemporary and notorious adversary in the field of electric light and power, George Westinghouse.
• 33. Las Vegas is notorious, say hotel analysts.
• 34. He is a notorious guy in many girls' eyes.
• 35. Numerous notorious incidents abound.
• 36. Americans are notorious for wasting food.
• 37. Hitler is a notorious dictator.
• 38. Chinese goods sent to Africa are notorious for their poor quality.
• 39. The notorious drug-pusher has been contriving an escape from the prison.
• 40. He is a notorious wastrel in our company.
• 41. She would admit none of the notorious errors of the world.
• 42. For Paris-Roubaix, a nod to the famed French bicycle race, the couple used sweetcorn to represent the road event's notorious cobblestones.
• 43. His short temper had become notorious.
• 44. But this lab has a notorious record on lab security.
• 45. This town is notorious for chewing people up and spitting them out.
• 46. That corner is a notorious accident black spot.
• 47. The Hell's Angels were once the most notorious and anarchistic of motorbike gangs.
• 48. The court became notorious for its arbitrary methods and severe punishments.
• 49. The country is notorious for its appalling prison conditions.