Estado de ser muy conocido por algo malo.
The state of being well known for something bad.
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Su mala fama le convirtió en blanco de las críticas. — His infamy made him a target for criticism.
¿Le sigue afectando la deshonra de ese escándalo? — Is the infamy of that scandal still affecting her?
No podemos pasar por alto la infamia ligada a sus actos. — We cannot ignore the infamy associated with his actions.
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