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adj. Infamous by way of being extremely wicked.

adj. infamous for being wicked

adj. wicked or criminal

adj. Wicked in the extreme; abominable; iniquitous; atrociously villainous; execrable; detestably vile.

Wicked in the extreme; heinous; abominable; atrociously sinful or villainous; detestably vile.

Synonyms Nefarious, Execrable, Flagitious, Enormous, Villainous, Abominable, Horrible, atrocious, infamous, iniquitous, impious, dreadful, detestable. The first seven words characterize extreme wickedness. As with the words under atrocious, when loosely used they approach each other in meaning; hence only their primary meanings will be indicated here: nefarious, unspeakably wicked, impious; execrable, worthy of execration or cursing, utterly hateful; flagitious, proceeding from burning desire (as lust), grossly or brutally wicked or vile, enormous, not common in this sense except with a strong noun, as enormous wickedness, but sometimes meaning wicked beyond common measure; villainous, worthy of a villain, greatly criminal or capable of great crimes; abominable, loathsome in wickedness, the object of a religious detestation; horrible, exciting horror, mental agitation, or shrinking; shocking: it is less common as applied to moral conduct, See abandoned, atrocious, criminal, and irreligious.

adj. extremely wicked

"In a written statement, President Jonathan said the group, basking in what he called their nefarious success in Jos on Christmas Eve, once again knifed at the heartstrings of a nation celebrating New Year's Eve with this evil and wicked attack."

wicked   

nefariousness    nefariously   

iniquitous    detestable    infamous    atrocious    impious   

Aquarius    Marius    Stradivarius    gregarious    hilarious   

treasonable    atrocious    infamous    dastardly    iniquitous