infame

As adjectives the difference between infame and infame

is that infame is infamous, nefarious, villainous while infame is infamous, nefarious, villainous.

In obsolete terms the difference between infame and disfame

is that infame is to defame; to make infamous while disfame is disrepute.

As a verb infame

is to defame; to make infamous.

As a noun disfame is

disrepute.

As a verb infame

is to defame; to make infamous.

As an adjective nefarious is

sinful, villainous, criminal, or wicked, especially when noteworthy or notorious for such characteristics.

As a verb inflame

is .

As an adjective infame is

infamous, nefarious, villainous.

As an adverb inframe

is inside a frame.

As an adjective infame is

infamous, nefarious, villainous.

As an adjective infame

is infamous, nefarious, villainous.

As a noun infare is

(scotland|us) a party or other celebration held to mark someone's entrance into a new home, especially the arrival of a bride at her new home; a wedding reception.

As a verb infame

is to defame; to make infamous.

As a noun infamy is

the state of being infamous.

As verbs the difference between enfame and infame

is that enfame is to make famous while infame is to defame; to make infamous.

As verbs the difference between infamed and infame

is that infamed is past tense of infame while infame is to defame; to make infamous.