ill fame

I reached my sixteenth year without having left that house of ill fame.

In the meantime, Nicolka goes through the streets of ill fame, and comes back and tells Petka all his experiences.

As was customary, women of ill-fame followed the army in great numbers; each man had his own; they were called amiètes.

This was precisely what she did at Gien, when she saw women of ill-fame awaiting the King's men.

He had experienced the impulse to swagger, to pose—really to live the part that his ill-fame had given him.