ill fame

noun

1. bad reputation, especially in sexual matters.

Other Words From

• ill-famed adjective

Example Sentences

I reached my sixteenth year without having left that house of ill fame.

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In the meantime, Nicolka goes through the streets of ill fame, and comes back and tells Petka all his experiences.

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As was customary, women of ill-fame followed the army in great numbers; each man had his own; they were called amiètes.

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This was precisely what she did at Gien, when she saw women of ill-fame awaiting the King's men.

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He had experienced the impulse to swagger, to pose—really to live the part that his ill-fame had given him.

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