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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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fr flétrissure Source: French Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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fr infamie Source: English Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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fr immonde Source: French Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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fr indigne Source: French Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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fr fame Source: English Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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fr flétri Source: French Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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fr ignoble Source: French Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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en nefarious Source: English Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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en disgusting Source: English Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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en villainous Source: English Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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fr moral Source: French Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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fr messéant Source: French Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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fr opinion publique Source: French Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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fr diffamé Source: French Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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fr exagération Source: French Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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fr réputation Source: French Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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en infamous Source: English Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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fr infect Source: French Wiktionary
fr infâme (a)
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en repugnant Source: English Wiktionary
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