notoriously

In ill repute

Notoriously means in a way that is widely and unfavorably known.

A notoriously difficult exam has a reputation for being hard.

A notoriously corrupt politician is famous for dishonesty.

The word carries negative weight—you're rarely notoriously kind, but often notoriously late, unreliable, or brutal.

well-known

famously

In a celebrated manner

widely · reportedly · commonly · popularly · recognizably · memorably · historically · proverbially · quintessentially · archetypally

negative-reputation

infamous

Having a terrible reputation

shameful · villainous · corrupt · crooked · shady · unsavory · questionable · tainted · tarnished · stigmatized

extreme

excessively

Beyond proper measure

egregiously · outrageously · shockingly · appallingly · alarmingly · disturbingly · distressingly · woefully · dreadfully · horrendously

difficulty

challenging

Hard to accomplish

problematic · elusive · inconsistent · temperamental · fickle · stubborn · resistant · complicated · demanding · frustrating

Opposites
reputation valence

notoriouslyhonorably

With ethical conduct

famously · honourably · admirably · illustriously · gloriously

degree of public awareness

notoriouslyanonymously

Without disclosing identity

obscurely · privately · secretly · inconspicuously · unremarkably

Phrases
Family

notorious, notoriousness

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G