Notoriously
Notoriously adverb - To a notorious degree.
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Plenty and notoriously are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Plenty" instead an adverb "Notoriously".
Plenty
Plenty adverb - As much as necessary.
Notoriously and plenty are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Notoriously" instead an adverb "Plenty".
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- Then again, it's hard to call foul since there's plenty of hypocrisy with Miracles (which come from a notoriously Corrupt Church) while Sorceries and Pyromancies have their fair share of Mad Mages.
Source: Dark Is Not Evil / Video Games - The American Civil War, which was in so many ways a dress rehearsal for the Franco-Prussian and Russo-Japanese Wars, had plenty of mistakes of this sort, perhaps the most tragic being the Battle of the Crater, led by the notoriously incompetent Gen.
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