Infamous
Infamous adjective - Not respectable.
Very bad and infamous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Very bad" instead an adjective "Infamous".
Nearby Words: infamy, infamously
Very bad
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- Because of this, the KV-2 quickly gained the infamous nickname "King of Derp", so underestimating it is a very bad idea.
Source: Fan Nickname / World of Tanks - It's very bad, and Lorne tells him so, causing John to mimic one of his infamous on-court outbursts.
Source: Bad Impressionists
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