No. 3,661 in Spanish
notoriedad
Fame or notoriety, often implying public recognition.
In a sentence
El actor alcanzó notoriedad después de protagonizar la película ganadora del premio.
The actor gained notoriety after starring in the award-winning movie.
Notoriedad is used here to denote fame or recognition achieved due to a significant event or accomplishment.
La compañía logró notoriedad por sus prácticas éticamente cuestionables.
The company achieved notoriety for its ethically questionable practices.
Notoriedad in this context refers to the gained attention or infamy due to negative actions or characteristics.
Su pintura obtuvo notoriedad debido a su uso innovador de colores vivos.
His painting acquired notoriety due to its innovative use of bright colors.
Notoriedad indicates acknowledgment or prominence, in this case in a positive sense due to creative qualities.
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