Synonyms for notoriously
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Princeton's WordNet

1. notoriouslyadverb

   to a notorious degree

   "European emigres, who notoriously used to repair to the British Museum to write seditious pamphlets"

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1. List of paraphrases for "notoriously":

   famously, manifestly

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1. Paul Ryan:

   Leadership PACs are notoriously abused by politicians as slush funds without violating any laws.

2. Daniel Mark:

   The Indian government’s notably one of a few countries that we tried to visit but have not been able to, there are some other countries that are notoriously bad, like Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, but Indian Christians routinely grant us permission to visit even though Indian Christians know there will be criticism from us that comes from those visits.

3. The K-12 Cybersecurity Resource Center:

   School districts throughout the United States suffer from notoriously poor information security, the public assumption that K through 12 information security has kept pace with the rest of society is wrong.

4. Missy Cummings:

   Tracking small airborne objects that are slow moving close to the ground is notoriously difficult with significant signal-to-noise ratio problems.

5. John Hudson:

   John Hudson, who added that hed traveled to the country to snap pictures of birds using John Hudson DSLR Canon 5D Mark IV, said John Hudson got very lucky and was amazed at what hed been able to photograph. The extraordinary snaps are almost never seen with the naked eye because bats feed at night and are notoriously difficult to spot. ( Credit : SWNS) CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Ive been a keen photographer since I was 14 and I have a particular interest in things like hummingbirds.