Synonyms for In famous:

• adj.

  •corrupt (adjective)
  • loose,
  • infamous,
  • depraved,
  • low,
  • baneful,
  • Abased,
  • degraded,
  • boorish,
  • profligate,
  • dissolute,
  • deleterious,
  • dishonored,
  • abandoned.
  •cursed (adjective)
  • Fiendish,
  • execrable,
  • pestilential,
  • pernicious,
  • accursed,
  • disgusting,
  • damnable,
  • infernal,
  • devilish.
  •damned (adjective)
  • revolting,
  • darned,
  • cursed,
  • cussed,
  • condemned,
  • gone to blazes,
  • doomed,
  • blankety-blank,
  • confounded,
  • Dang,
  • done for,
  • darn,
  • unhappy,
  • all-fired,
  • blasted,
  • dratted,
  • lousy,
  • bloody,
  • reprobate,
  • blooming,
  • doggone,
  • lost,
  • blessed,
  • voodooed,
  • Anathematized,
  • bad.
  •dark (adjective)
  • sinister,
  • horrible,
  • hellish,
  • immoral,
  • sinful.
  •degenerate (adjective)
  • retrograde,
  • sinking,
  • decayed,
  • worsen,
  • effete,
  • flatitious,
  • debauched,
  • retrogressive,
  • vitiated,
  • Degenerated,
  • debased,
  • decadent,
  • failing,
  • mean,
  • Demeaned,
  • perverted,
  • overripe,
  • fallen.
  •despicable (adjective)
  • insignificant,
  • cheap,
  • down,
  • worthless,
  • sordid,
  • low-life,
  • dirty,
  • awful,
  • abject,
  • beastly,
  • shameful,
  • degrading,
  • reprehensible,
  • slimy,
  • wretched,
  • pitiful,
  • no-good.
  •disgraceful (adjective)
  • shabby,
  • blameworthy,
  • unrespectable,
  • shoddy,
  • unworthy,
  • inglorious,
  • discreditable,
  • ignoble.
  •dishonorable (adjective)
  • treacherous,
  • blackguardly,
  • fraudulent,
  • devious,
  • unscrupulous,
  • crooked,
  • untrustworthy,
  • deceitful,
  • putrid,
  • opprobious,
  • unprincipled.
  •disreputable (adjective)
  • pitiable,
  • beggarly,
  • libidinous,
  • lewd,
  • in bad,
  • derogatory,
  • in low esteem,
  • disorderly,
  • licentious,
  • no good,
  • in the doghouse.
  •egregious (adjective)
  • gross,
  • extreme,
  • intolerable,
  • glaring,
  • rank,
  • insufferable,
  • deplorable,
  • arrant,
  • capital,
  • grievous,
  • flagrant,
  • preposterous,
  • outright,
  • stark.
  •flagrant (adjective)
  • ostentatious,
  • striking,
  • out-and-out,
  • dreadful,
  • brazen,
  • bare-faced,
  • flaming,
  • enormous,
  • grody,
  • flashy,
  • undisguised,
  • crying,
  • stick out like sore thumb,
  • obvious,
  • open,
  • conspicuous,
  • flagitous,
  • immodest,
  • hanging out,
  • noticeable,
  • shameless,
  • bold.
  •foul (adjective)
  • raunchy,
  • mucky,
  • squalid,
  • icky,
  • impure,
  • stinking,
  • nauseating,
  • filthy,
  • nasty,
  • fetid,
  • repulsive,
  • repellent,
  • sullied,
  • noisome,
  • polluted,
  • unclean,
  • malodorous,
  • contaminated,
  • abhorrent,
  • tainted,
  • horrid,
  • yucky,
  • yecchy,
  • pigpen.
  •hateful (adjective)
  • malign,
  • despiteful,
  • malevolent,
  • uncool,
  • spiteful,
  • shuddersome,
  • invidious,
  • catty,
  • bitter,
  • damned,
  • repugnant,
  • forbidding,
  • pestiferous,
  • resentful,
  • undesirable,
  • pesky,
  • ornery.
  •heinous (adjective)
  • horrendous,
  • hideous,
  • grave,
  • godawful,
  • frightful,
  • unspeakable.
  •ignoble (adjective)
  • menial,
  • inferior,
  • dastardly,
  • craven,
  • vulgar,
  • common,
  • plebeian,
  • coarse,
  • simple,
  • humble,
  • poor,
  • ordinary,
  • servile,
  • peasant,
  • baseborn,
  • modest,
  • wrong,
  • petty,
  • unwashed,
  • plain.
  •infamous (adjective)
  • nefarious,
  • egregious,
  • scurvy,
  • disreputable,
  • loathsome,
  • odious,
  • degenerate,
  • ill-famed,
  • offensive,
  • notorious,
  • heinous,
  • sorry,
  • shocking,
  • opprobrious,
  • outrageous,
  • hateful,
  • atrocious,
  • foul,
  • miscreant,
  • rotten,
  • vicious,
  • contemptible,
  • questionable,
  • perverse,
  • vile,
  • despicable,
  • villainous,
  • flagitious,
  • disgraceful,
  • monstrous,
  • corrupt,
  • detestable,
  • wicked,
  • abominable,
  • evil,
  • caitiff,
  • dishonorable,
  • ignominious,
  • iniquitous,
  • base,
  • unhealthy,
  • scandalous,
  • shady.
  •mean (adjective)
  • rough,
  • callous,
  • the lowest,
  • unpleasant,
  • ill-tempered,
  • bad-tempered,
  • hard-nosed,
  • malicious,
  • formidable,
  • vexatious,
  • low-down and dirty,
  • cantankerous,
  • hard,
  • touch,
  • scurrilous,
  • difficult,
  • sour,
  • churlish,
  • ugly,
  • dangerous,
  • perfidious,
  • disagreeable,
  • troublesome,
  • knavish,
  • liverish,
  • unfriendly,
  • rugged,
  • snide.
  •miscreant (adjective)
  • rascally,
  • criminal.
  •monstrous (adjective)
  • gruesome,
  • grotesque,
  • diabolical,
  • desperate,
  • Miscreated,
  • cruel,
  • ominous,
  • abnormal,
  • uncanny,
  • freakish,
  • satanic,
  • inhuman,
  • terrible,
  • macabre,
  • aberrant,
  • horrifying,
  • Teratoid,
  • morbid,
  • unusual,
  • obscene.
  •notorious (adjective)
  • prominent,
  • blatant,
  • patent,
  • overt,
  • wanted,
  • leading,
  • well-known,
  • noted,
  • popular,
  • unadmirable one belled,
  • undisputed.
  •outrageous (adjective)
  • wanton,
  • barbaric,
  • ungodly,
  • unbearable,
  • Depraving,
  • contumelious,
  • Disgracing,
  • debasing,
  • violent,
  • Shaming,
  • Debauching.
  •praetorian (adjective)
  • venal,
  • mercenary.
  •scandalous (adjective)
  • untrue,
  • gossiping,
  • Detracting,
  • slanderous,
  • Vilifying,
  • Backbiting,
  • detractive,
  • calumnious,
  • defamatory,
  • unseemly,
  • libelous,
  • Traducing,
  • Maligning,
  • red hot.
  •scurrilous (adjective)
  • truculent,
  • smutty,
  • ribald,
  • vituperative,
  • indecent,
  • vituperous,
  • invective,
  • insulting,
  • vituperatory,
  • scabrous,
  • offending,
  • salacious,
  • abusive.
  •shady (adjective)
  • slippery,
  • dishonest,
  • underhanded,
  • suspect,
  • unethical,
  • shifty,
  • dubious,
  • fishy.
  •shameful (adjective)
  • intemperate,
  • drunken,
  • embarrassing,
  • humiliating,
  • unbecoming,
  • mortifying,
  • carnal.
  •vicious (adjective)
  • wild,
  • impious,
  • untamed,
  • savage,
  • barbarous,
  • ferocious,
  • demoralized,
  • insubordinate,
  • faulty.
  •well-known (adjective)
  • star,
  • public,
  • name,
  • notable,
  • known,
  • big name,
  • renowned,
  • widely known,
  • large,
  • acclaimed,
  • recognized,
  • outstanding,
  • vip,
  • big,
  • eminent,
  • celeb,
  • somebody,
  • important,
  • splashy,
  • in the public eye,
  • in the limelight,
  • reputable,
  • illustrious,
  • WK,
  • superstar,
  • celebrated.

Antonyms for In famous:

• adj.

  • corrupt
    purified, high, trustworthy, honorable, wholesome, sound, helpful, clean, decent, noble, honest, upright, truthful, Uncorrupt.
  • cursed
    blessed, sweet, great.
  • damned
    loveable, likeable, favored, welcome, cherished, praiseworthy.
  • dark
    lucid, encouraging, distinct, light, radiant, cheerful, pleased, evident, apparent, hopeful, illuminated, shining, bright, happy, luminous, manifest, vivid, visible, plain, just, brilliant.
  • degenerate
    healthy, well, strong.
  • despicable
    desirous, worthy, reputable.
  • disgraceful
    exalted.
  • dishonorable
    ethical, blameless.
  • disreputable
    respected.
  • egregious
    minor, mild, hidden, slight, concealed, secondary.
  • flagrant
    restrained, timid, meek, obscure, shy, secret, disguised.
  • foul
    Assisting, incorrupt, Aiding, pleasing, delightful, fresh, fair, inoffensive, fragrant.
  • hateful
    polite, attractive, agreeable, likable, lovable.
  • heinous
    lovely.
  • ignoble
    grand.
  • infamous
    nice, kind, moral, little, righteous, respectable, pleasant, good, innocent, magnificent, friendly, principled, dignified, perfect, wonderful, gentle, virtuous, glorious, pure.
  • mean
    safe, unselfish, extreme, generous, sympathetic, sensitive, compassionate.
  • monstrous
    ordinary, common, reasonable, miniature, standard, pretty, beautiful, acceptable, average, natural, expected, small, sensible, tiny.
  • notorious
    unknown, inconspicuous.
  • scandalous
    proper.
  • shady
    open, sure, certain, definite, scrupulous, reliable, aboveboard.
  • shameful
    chaste.
  • vicious
    right, tame, civilized, calm.
  • well-known
    unimportant, unfamiliar, insignificant, unremarkable, inferior, unnoticeable.