Definition of notoriously in English:

notoriously

adverb nəʊˈtɔːrɪəsli

often as submodifier Used to emphasize that a quality or fact, typically a bad one, is well known.
the company is notoriously difficult to contact
a notoriously overcrowded prison
Example sentencesExamples
- You can also take a five-hour boat ride, but the boats are notoriously overcrowded.
- Governments tend to be notoriously inefficient.
- The country's political system is notoriously corrupt.
- Chickens are notoriously tricky to catch.
- Polling has proven notoriously unreliable so far this election season.
- A landslip near one of Hobart's most notoriously unstable areas will be investigated today.
- Forecasters are notoriously unreliable at predicting things like the next wave of technological change.
- Getting computers to recognise faces is notoriously difficult.
- Convenience samples are notoriously biased because the cases are self-selected rather than randomly selected.
- Stolen computers are notoriously difficult to recover.

Definition of notoriously in US English:

notoriously

adverbnōˈtôrēəslē

often as submodifier Used to emphasize that a quality or fact, typically a bad one, is well known.
the company is notoriously difficult to contact
a notoriously overcrowded prison
Example sentencesExamples
- Governments tend to be notoriously inefficient.
- You can also take a five-hour boat ride, but the boats are notoriously overcrowded.
- Stolen computers are notoriously difficult to recover.
- The country's political system is notoriously corrupt.
- Getting computers to recognise faces is notoriously difficult.
- Convenience samples are notoriously biased because the cases are self-selected rather than randomly selected.
- Chickens are notoriously tricky to catch.
- A landslip near one of Hobart's most notoriously unstable areas will be investigated today.
- Polling has proven notoriously unreliable so far this election season.
- Forecasters are notoriously unreliable at predicting things like the next wave of technological change.

单词	notoriously
释义	Definition of notoriously in English: notoriously adverb nəʊˈtɔːrɪəsli often as submodifier Used to emphasize that a quality or fact, typically a bad one, is well known. the company is notoriously difficult to contact a notoriously overcrowded prison Example sentencesExamples You can also take a five-hour boat ride, but the boats are notoriously overcrowded. Governments tend to be notoriously inefficient. The country's political system is notoriously corrupt. Chickens are notoriously tricky to catch. Polling has proven notoriously unreliable so far this election season. A landslip near one of Hobart's most notoriously unstable areas will be investigated today. Forecasters are notoriously unreliable at predicting things like the next wave of technological change. Getting computers to recognise faces is notoriously difficult. Convenience samples are notoriously biased because the cases are self-selected rather than randomly selected. Stolen computers are notoriously difficult to recover. Definition of notoriously in US English: notoriously adverbnōˈtôrēəslē often as submodifier Used to emphasize that a quality or fact, typically a bad one, is well known. the company is notoriously difficult to contact a notoriously overcrowded prison Example sentencesExamples Governments tend to be notoriously inefficient. You can also take a five-hour boat ride, but the boats are notoriously overcrowded. Stolen computers are notoriously difficult to recover. The country's political system is notoriously corrupt. Getting computers to recognise faces is notoriously difficult. Convenience samples are notoriously biased because the cases are self-selected rather than randomly selected. Chickens are notoriously tricky to catch. A landslip near one of Hobart's most notoriously unstable areas will be investigated today. Polling has proven notoriously unreliable so far this election season. Forecasters are notoriously unreliable at predicting things like the next wave of technological change.
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