infamous

In fact he was there at that party that night in 1960 when Mailer infamously stabbed his then-wife, Adele.

Nothing is too wicked, nothing too infamously mean, for that Being to do whose essence is love, whose law is just.

I was the only friend he had left, and I was with him when he died, infamously neglected by all his family.

Her husband, who was infamously in the intrigue, regarded the matter with the most philosophic indifference.

Be this, however, as it may, the story is infamously false in every article of it.

The law provides that range cattle must be branded, and branding is infamously cruel.