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Comparative for well known for some bad or notorious quality or deed
Comparative for famous or well known, typically for some notorious quality or deed
Comparative for shameful or discreditable in nature
Comparative for inhumanly or outrageously evil or immorally wrong
Comparative for conspicuously or obviously bad, wrong or offensive
Comparative for to a complete or utter degree (in the negative sense)
Comparative for described in or based on legends or myths
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Adjective
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Comparative for well known for some bad or notorious quality or deed
shadier
shoddier
ignobler
shier
unworthier
shabbier
badder
wickeder
hatefuller
viler
baser
sordider
meaner
lower
disgustinger
scurvier
dastardlier
wretcheder
viciouser
abjecter
rottener
vulgarer
obscener
terribler
fouler
sorrier
pitifuller
miserabler
more notorious
more disreputable
more disgraceful
more shameful
more dishonorable
US
more dishonourable
UK
more ignominious
more unrespectable
more opprobrious
more louche
more reprehensible
more scandalous
more despicable
more contemptible
more inglorious
more abominable
more deplorable
more unprincipled
more heinous
more appalling
more atrocious
more humiliating
more nefarious
more degrading
more indefensible
more flagitious
more odious
more immoral
more outrageous
more loathsome
more monstrous
more villainous
more mortifying
more diabolical
more egregious
more offensive
more inexcusable
more unspeakable
more iniquitous
more detestable
more unforgivable
more undignified
more low-down
more sinful
more corrupt
more wrong
more dreadful
more objectionable
more improper
more reprobate
more unbecoming
more exceptionable
more intolerable
more criminal
more indecent
more knavish
more embarrassing
more demeaning
more unacceptable
more culpable
more unjustifiable
more execrable
more unfortunate
more unheroic
more regrettable
more shameless
more unsavory
US
more unsavoury
UK
more excessive
more amoral
more disrespectable
more impure
more debauched
more flagrant
more profligate
more drunken
more intemperate
more ❯
“He was an
infamous
man known for his many improprieties, as well as for his distaste in matrimony.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for famous or well known, typically for some notorious quality or deed
better-known
noteworthier
auguster
greater
bigger
powerfuller
commoner
larger
brighter
grander
supremer
sublimer
mightier
loftier
excellenter
archer
weightier
statelier
splendider
worthier
better-connected
seriouser
better
heavier
splashier
higher
earnester
eliter
huger
posher
graver
gentler
plainer
richer
uppermore
superber
wonderfuller
finer
heavenlier
prouder
trustworthier
honester
sounder
juster
fairer
more renowned
more famous
more famed
more recognised
UK
more recognized
US
more legendary
more fabled
more talked about
more notorious
more celebrated
more prominent
more distinguished
more notable
more eminent
more acclaimed
more illustrious
more noted
more esteemed
more visible
more respected
more reputable
more venerable
more leading
more popular
more honoured
UK
more important
more elevated
more honored
US
more conspicuous
more memorable
more influential
more major
more reputed
more glorious
more remarkable
more prestigious
more outstanding
more peerless
more imposing
more familiar
more predominant
more dominant
more established
more public
more noble
more luminous
more brilliant
more redoubtable
more principal
more proverbial
more vaunted
more revered
more estimable
more respectable
more acknowledged
more significant
more valued
more feted
more storied
more exceptional
more considerable
more well-thought-of
more big-league
more big league
more world-class
more high-powered
more well-regarded
more high-profile
more major league
more major-league
more seminal
more honourable
UK
more honorable
US
more high-ranking
more dignified
more high profile
more iconic
more extraordinary
more high-up
more puissant
more astral
more key
more consequential
more central
more pivotal
more unforgettable
more aristocratic
more senior
more authoritative
more heroic
more integral
more substantial
more celebrious
more primary
more marvelous
US
more commanding
more essential
more majestic
more formidable
more prized
more resonant
more impressive
more shining
more marvellous
UK
more top-notch
more magnificent
more material
more eventful
more fundamental
more cardinal
more historical
more distinctive
more resplendent
more monumental
more prevailing
more vital
more incomparable
more potent
more dazzling
more recognizable
US
more regal
more recognisable
UK
more overbearing
more unparalleled
more triumphant
more sovereign
more magnanimous
more historic
more heavy-duty
more far-reaching
more time-honored
more glamorous
more critical
more crucial
more glittering
more accomplished
more momentous
more forceful
more meritorious
more instrumental
more lionlike
more leonine
more appreciated
more decorated
more requisite
more intrinsic
more scandalous
more meaningful
more dynamic
more energetic
more stellar
more idealistic
more matchless
more learned
more high-minded
more gifted
more triumphal
more marked
more classic
more earthshaking
more star-studded
more singular
more indispensable
more skookum
more needed
more necessary
more trendsetting
more winning
more especial
more nonpareil
more striking
more special
more epic
more time-honoured
more traditional
more patrician
more refined
more groundbreaking
more transcendent
more controlling
more overmastering
more upmarket
more genteel
more upper-crust
more blue-blooded
more highbred
more sovran
more obvious
more proven
more accepted
more magnific
more phenomenal
more towering
more royal
more successful
more manifest
more patent
more revealed
more beautiful
more gorgeous
more delightful
more prodigious
more upright
more reliable
more enjoyable
more decent
more dependable
more creditable
more legitimate
more principled
more conscientious
more virtuous
more pleasurable
more favored
US
more truthful
more righteous
more favoured
UK
more tried and trusted
more faithful
more straightforward
more constant
more sincere
more copper-bottomed
more legit
more radiant
more effulgent
more splendorous
more splendrous
more ❯
“The Shotmaker was formerly a Spetsnaz agent
infamous
for his skills with a riot gun, thus his codename.”
Adjective
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Comparative for shameful or discreditable in nature
viler
shoddier
beastlier
baser
eviller
viciouser
fouler
hatefuller
ignobler
shadier
dirtier
rottener
wickeder
unworthier
disgustinger
terribler
filthier
shier
perverser
scurvier
sorrier
unhealthier
lower
sordider
nastier
horribler
badder
meaner
dastardlier
darker
shabbier
blacker
crueler
abjecter
wretcheder
paltrier
snider
unholier
awfuller
wantoner
ghastlier
violenter
profaner
grosser
cheaper
horrider
obscener
benter
fiercer
bloodthirstier
unseemlier
bloodier
sleazier
lewder
dodgier
pitifuller
slipperier
lousier
grimmer
seedier
unpleasanter
pettier
poorer
looser
sicker
uglier
coarser
uncleaner
shiftier
lamer
grubbier
rattier
scummier
scabbier
sadder
cruddier
miserabler
lowlier
scungier
slimier
wilder
graver
harsher
squalider
vulgarer
tawdrier
poxier
naughtier
humbler
cowardlier
feller
raunchier
harmfuller
trashier
commoner
fulsomer
seamier
beggarlier
yuckier
fishier
spitefuller
unfairer
craftier
slier
loathlier
bitterer
peskier
ornerier
pervier
faster
hornier
cruder
randier
hotter
itchier
smuttier
kinkier
bawdier
easier
pornier
fleshlier
crasser
steamier
rawer
rougher
sneakier
loster
ruder
funnier
guiltier
iffier
sharper
shadowier
lighter
measlier
trickier
lustier
grotesquer
unrulier
laxer
grottier
racier
skankier
saucier
adverser
stranger
arranter
sexier
fruitier
uselesser
ranker
stupider
more contemptible
more heinous
more shameful
more disgraceful
more despicable
more detestable
more abominable
more villainous
more unprincipled
more ignominious
more atrocious
more nefarious
more scandalous
more iniquitous
more odious
more dishonourable
UK
more outrageous
more corrupt
more dishonorable
US
more monstrous
more opprobrious
more criminal
more loathsome
more appalling
more degenerate
more unscrupulous
more dreadful
more notorious
more egregious
more flagitious
more louche
more unforgivable
more unrespectable
more unspeakable
more exceptionable
more caitiff
more miscreant
more offensive
more questionable
more low-down
more disreputable
more reprehensible
more immoral
more execrable
more sinful
more depraved
more diabolical
more abhorrent
more reprobate
more fiendish
more dissolute
more crooked
more ungodly
more barbarous
more unlawful
more unsavory
US
more unsavoury
UK
more unrighteous
more murderous
more treacherous
more revolting
more wrong
more inhuman
more dishonest
more repugnant
more currish
more rascally
more repellent
more scoundrelly
more underhanded
more barbaric
more perverted
more unethical
more infernal
more knavish
more savage
more lawless
more improper
more brutal
more profligate
more ruthless
more warped
more devilish
more sinister
more merciless
more horrendous
more obnoxious
more heartless
more brutish
more untrustworthy
more diabolic
more sadistic
more flagrant
more impure
more inhumane
more putrid
more brute
more butcherly
more repulsive
more blackguardly
more black-hearted
more degraded
more deplorable
more worthless
more distasteful
more stinking
more horrifying
more horrific
more ferocious
more illicit
more underhand
more bestial
more callous
more roguish
more dubious
more abandoned
more irreligious
more blasphemous
more impious
more hideous
more disgustful
more debauched
more decadent
more cold-blooded
more hellish
more shameless
more unwholesome
more servile
more pitiable
more malfeasant
more malevolent
more libertine
more degrading
more malicious
more maleficent
more nauseating
more wrongful
more harrowing
more sacrilegious
more illegal
more deceitful
more illegitimate
more devious
more inexcusable
more godless
more unbecoming
more undignified
more truculent
more suspect
more sanguinary
more felonious
more unpardonable
more uncharitable
more lascivious
more inglorious
more frightful
more licentious
more lecherous
more rakish
more accursed
more intolerable
more facinorous
more desperate
more undesirable
more intemperate
more jackleg
more objectionable
more rakehell
more pathetic
more defiled
more amoral
more corrupted
more rakehelly
more forbidding
more pernicious
more fraudulent
more satanic
more tarnished
more grievous
more glaring
more indictable
more ruffianly
more sociopathic
more psychopathic
more thievish
more malignant
more godawful
more sullied
more tainted
more dangerous
more slavish
more peccant
more culpable
more perfidious
more untamed
more lamentable
more inelegant
more traitorous
more cursed
more injurious
more plebeian
more indelicate
more damnable
more abased
more immodest
more lustful
more noisome
more insupportable
more repellant
more rancid
more noxious
more nauseous
more sickening
more disagreeable
more off-color
US
more dishonoured
UK
more baneful
more boorish
more dishonored
US
more deleterious
more backbiting
more untrue
more menial
more suspicious
more libidinous
more craven
more unchivalrous
more scheming
more virulent
more rancorous
more errant
more inexorable
more scrofulous
more exploitative
more vengeful
more demonic
more delinquent
more unconscionable
more conscienceless
more vindictive
more contemptuous
more unconscientious
more promiscuous
more reproachful
more disorderly
more scurrilous
more insufferable
more contumelious
more invidious
more pestiferous
more unbearable
more shuddersome
more uncool
more cutthroat
more arduous
more butcherous
more pitiless
more devastating
more destructive
more bloody-minded
more unchaste
more indecent
more prurient
more salacious
more concupiscent
more carnal
more lubricious
more goatish
more sensual
more twisted
more deviant
more ribald
more passionate
more satyric
more lubricous
more hypersexual
more lickerish
more pornographic
more unnatural
more swinging
more profaned
more incontinent
more abnormal
more venal
more unrestrained
more aberrant
more blue
more wayward
more uncleanly
more mercenary
more despisable
more suggestive
more unvirtuous
more disdainable
more irreverent
more voluptuous
more whorish
more orgiastic
more retrograde
more erotic
more sybaritic
more Machiavellian
more careless
more unrefined
more irresponsible
more inconstant
more regressive
more hedonistic
more atheistic
more raffish
more cheating
more sexual
more titillating
more unregenerate
more retrogressive
more bribable
more faithless
more violated
more unprogressive
more meanspirited
more ruttish
more open
more drunken
more indecorous
more desirous
more degenerative
more censurable
more self-indulgent
more bodily
more disturbing
more unprofessional
more contaminated
more scabrous
more hardcore
more morbid
more wolfish
more avaricious
more hard-core
more soft-core
more indefensible
more graceless
more deceptive
more unacceptable
more no-account
more hateworthy
more condemnable
more self-seeking
more reprovable
more hedonic
more thoughtless
more uncontrollable
more hardened
more saturnalian
more impertinent
more flagitous
more uncontrolled
more prodigal
more immoderate
more cunning
more despised
more hellbent
more indulgent
more disrespectful
more guileful
more corruptible
more unjust
more epicurean
more unsuitable
more inappropriate
more uncurbed
more voyeuristic
more imprudent
more heedless
more luxurious
more misguided
more unbelieving
more overindulgent
more demoralising
UK
more subversive
more demoralizing
US
more hircine
more slipshod
more ardent
more ruined
more agnostic
more unmoral
more relaxed
more unbefitting
more purchasable
more insubordinate
more furtive
more narrow-minded
more adult
more double-crossing
more calculated
more covetous
more flaming
more masochistic
more damaging
more swinish
more outcast
more rapacious
more recreant
more hurtful
more nocuous
more mischievous
more prejudicial
more baleful
more heretical
more unpalatable
more unlikable
more uninviting
more heathenish
more confounded
more detrimental
more ill
more macabre
more wrathful
more sceptical
UK
more scatologic
more grasping
more idolatrous
more scatological
more selfish
more explicit
more footling
more religionless
more undevout
more unspiritual
more skeptical
US
more psycho
more wacko
more Fescennine
more Cyprian
more negative
more ithyphallic
more near the knuckle
more downward
more blamable
more defective
more erroneous
more blameful
more demeritorious
more amiss
more unwelcome
more reproachable
more unjustifiable
more senseless
more preposterous
more ❯
“He was widely regarded as a lock for the top three and a very strong contender just two weeks before his
infamous
misconduct.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for inhumanly or outrageously evil or immorally wrong
eviller
wickeder
viler
horribler
baser
fouler
ghastlier
gruesomer
terribler
grislier
awfuller
beastlier
nastier
horrider
obscener
more monstrous
more atrocious
more fiendish
more heinous
more inhuman
more abominable
more diabolical
more nefarious
more immoral
more dreadful
more villainous
more depraved
more iniquitous
more appalling
more despicable
more horrifying
more devilish
more hideous
more odious
more horrific
more outrageous
more shameful
more contemptible
more horrendous
more macabre
more frightful
more abhorrent
more unspeakable
more hellish
more egregious
more disgraceful
more scandalous
more bestial
more flagitious
more loathsome
more nightmarish
more satanic
more lurid
more morbid
more grewsome
more terrific
more aberrant
more intolerable
more ominous
Adjective
▲
Comparative for conspicuously or obviously bad, wrong or offensive
awfuller
bolder
arranter
grosser
completer
ranker
terribler
wickeder
grodier
starker
extremer
seriouser
sheerer
plainer
more flagrant
more blatant
more barefaced
more glaring
more outrageous
more dreadful
more enormous
more atrocious
more brazen
more open
more scandalous
more egregious
more heinous
more shameless
more undisguised
more flaunting
more notorious
more audacious
more conspicuous
more evident
more immodest
more naked
more obvious
more ostentatious
more patent
more unconcealed
more palpable
more transparent
more disgraceful
more flagitious
more manifest
more monstrous
more pronounced
more reprehensible
more striking
more flagitous
more iniquitous
more shameful
more villainous
more deliberate
more flaming
more noticeable
more bald-faced
more brass-necked
more preposterous
more grievous
more inordinate
more unqualified
more absolute
more downright
more excessive
more unmitigated
more exorbitant
more apparent
more significant
more major
more immoderate
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for to a complete or utter degree (in the negative sense)
arranter
completer
grosser
purer
ranker
realer
sheerer
simpler
starker
fairer
perfecter
deader
extremer
flatter
blanker
cleaner
deadlier
verier
viler
more categorical
more absolute
more total
more unqualified
more definite
more thorough
more consummate
more thoroughgoing
more unconditional
more categoric
more downright
more inveterate
more positive
more profound
more blatant
more egregious
more flagrant
more glaring
more regular
more unalloyed
more unmitigated
more brazen
more naked
more plumb
more barefaced
more undisguised
more unregenerate
more atrocious
more blooming
more bodacious
more dreadful
more monstrous
more notorious
more straight-out
Adjective
▲
Comparative for described in or based on legends or myths
ancienter
more legendary
more fabulous
more mythical
more fabled
more traditional
more mythic
more heroic
more romantic
more apocryphal
more storied
more customary
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