Correct spellings for NOTERIOUSLY
- notoriously The restaurant is notoriously slow on weekends, so I suggest going during the week.
For the misspelling "noteriously", there are a few correct suggestions to rectify the mistake. A possible correction could be "notoriously", which means being well-known for negative reasons. Other options include "nervously", conveying anxiety or unease or "notoriously", used to emphasize the extreme nature of something.
