notoriety
ill fame

In the 16th and 17th century, a famous public house of ill fame had been operating at the entrance to the cave and inside.

That wife of his sounds like a woman of ill fame.

What kind of sheriff would marry a woman of ill fame?

Parker, while initially implicated in Lucina's murder, was only charged with "conducting a house of ill fame."

Your job is to get proof that the Everleighs are still running a house of ill fame.

It was a house of ill fame, Karen.

This seems to be approachperilously close to the groups of vigilantes of past ill fame.

Lange goes on to refer to the "ill fame" of Stirner's book.

Being afraid of ill fame, some of those on whom Lakshmikantan wrote tried to silence him with hush money.

Prompted by reformers, in April 1758 the authorities began to hunt down and close "houses of ill fame".