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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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infâme [ɛ̃fɑm] ADJ

1. infâme (répugnant):

infâme nourriture, odeur, boisson
revolting, disgusting

2. infâme (ignoble):

infâme individu
despicable
infâme trahison
base
infâme crime
odious
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dastardly
infâme
grubby fig
infâme
opprobrious
infâme
villainous person, behaviour, action
infâme
ignoble thought, feeling, conduct, act
infâme
infamous conduct, crime
infâme
what a slummy kitchen inf!
c'est infâme, cette cuisine!
muckraking story
infâme
villainously behave
d'une manière infâme

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infâme [ɛ̃fɑm] ADJ a. antéposé

1. infâme (honteux, indigène):

infâme acte, conduite, trahison
heinous
infâme métier, entremetteur, spéculateur
ignominious

2. infâme (odieux):

infâme
loathsome

3. infâme (répugnant):

infâme
foul
infâme logis, hôtel
appalling
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nefarious
infâme
putrid
infâme
infamous
infâme
scurvy
infâme
to taste revolting
avoir un goût infâme
foul mood
infâme
to be foul to sb
être infâme avec qn
in the PONS Dictionary
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infâme [ɛ͂fɑm] ADJ a. antéposé

1. infâme (honteux, indigène):

infâme acte, conduite, trahison
heinous
infâme métier, entremetteur, spéculateur
ignominious

2. infâme (odieux):

infâme
loathsome

3. infâme (répugnant):

infâme
foul
infâme logis, hôtel
appalling
English
English
French
French
nefarious
infâme
scurvy
infâme
putrid
infâme
infamous
infâme
to taste revolting
avoir un goût infâme
foul mood
infâme

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Napoléon, dont les plans d'invasion sont ruinés, est furieux de cette « conduite infâme » et traite l’amiral de lâche.
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Un groupe d'adolescents organise une fête dans une infâme maison désaffectée.
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Il apparaît que bien qu'infâmes, elles soient néanmoins comestibles.
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Malgré ses motivations et ses manières infâmes, il reste un personnage attachant, proche du moine de fabliau par moments.
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Dans quel endroit a-t-on médité la fuite infâme du 21 juin 1791 ?
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