0 (of something bad) well-known; notorious -- notoricky známý, neblaze proslulý
1 disgraceful -- hanebný
an infamous incident during the Vietnam War.
First to go was the infamous eight-legged essay, which was abolished as an examination subject in 1901.
The overall approach espoused by these authors suggests a new perspective on the infamous critical period of language learning.
No; but some things once thought infamous may no longer be so.
The story remains infamous as one of the most dramatic turning points in all of music history.
The infamous information in the nature of quo warranto presented possibilities, but this apparently made crown lawyers nervous before the 1680s.
The monomorphism restriction, already infamous, forces a somewhat artificial style in this setting.
To adapt an infamous military euphemism, performers came to constitute collateral information.
From out of all these details emerges a fascinating study of how the infamous ability of bureaucracies to oppose, even defeat, change actually works.
