infamy
/ˈɪnfəmi/
noun
- The state of being well known for something bad or evil; a very bad reputation.
- The attack on Pearl Harbor will live in infamy.
- The dictator achieved infamy for his crimes against humanity.
- The scandal brought infamy to the once-respected politician.
- An evil or disgraceful act.
- The court detailed the infamies of the corrupt regime.
- She could not forgive the infamy of his betrayal.
- History remembers the infamies committed during the war.