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Meaning repute meaning

What does repute mean?

repute

— verb (= think of, look on) look on as or consider she looked on this affair as a joke He thinks of himself as a brilliant musician He is reputed to be intelligent — noun the state of being held in high esteem and honor

Synonyms repute synonyms

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reputation fame renown name regard credit regard as esteem think rumour notoriety look on hearsay consider think of take to be standing rumor report odour look upon deem believe wear view as view treat tend take place suppose standig speculate savour savor retain recognized virtues popularity noun note monicker make maintain love like kudos keep judge izzat image honour

Topics repute topics

What do people use repute to talk about?

Social behavior Behavior Good, moral

Reputation

What words describe someone who has a good reputation?

reputable of repute prestigious
What words refer to having a good reputation?

have a good reputation have a reputation for be of good repute be well thought of have a good name
What words refer to having a bad reputation?

have a bad reputation be of evil repute be poorly thought of have a bad name

Examples repute examples

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You come back to us notorious, of ill repute disgraced in your own country and abroad.

Dr. Leon, the physician of repute.

For a company of this repute, a great company the likes of this one entrusting its entire automobile future to a man like Leslie, it's disreputable.

The monstrous giant of infamous repute!

Even Proust, in the recherche. gives us a lengthy description of a house of ill repute.

I was there the night he got shot in that, shall we say, house of ill repute?

Just know it by repute.

Forgive me if I speak bluntly, but your kind of scaremonger reporting is the kind of behavior that brings the media into bad repute.

This is kind of a house of ill repute, or somethin', is it?

Actually, they're digging the chaps out of various pubs and places of lesser repute.

I am the sworn enemy of that demon who calls himself the Doctor, who has come to defame the King and bring ill repute to him.

I have a joined a house of ill repute where wicked girls cavort in scanty clotheses and are naughty with men.

As you know, an architect of some repute.

By his repute alone.

The repute you have for learning is known to all Europe.

We? - lt's not of the best repute.

She's a multi-millionairess of doubtful repute with one of the finest collections of jewels in the world.

Dr. Morillon, the eminent psychiatrist, Vosier. a celebrated bon viver. you, a prominent man of business. my own modest self, a publisher of some. repute.

The monstrous giant of infamous repute! Whom I intend to encounter.

It was previously owned by a lady of questionable repute.

At a place of ill repute called the Emerald Garden.

Somewhere Rue Pasteur of ill repute.

Forgive me if I speak bluntly, but your kind of scaremonger reporting is the kind of behaviour that brings the media into bad repute.

Well, during the war, it was common knowledge it was, shall we say, a house of ill repute.

Get this. The public has a right to know what is goin' on out there and what kind of pay-off you're accepting' to protect that notorious house of ill repute.

Of course, I knew El Tigre by repute.

A woman of ill repute.

Only by repute.

You have lost no reputation at all unless you repute yourself such a loser.

Even Proust, in Remembrance ofThings Past, gives us a lengthy description of a house of ill repute.

I am an academic author of repute.

A figure of some ill repute in the Slade family, after she married a cockney. in the entertainment field and followed him off to Deptford.

It's a house of ill repute.

Your playmate is a fellow of repute, it seems.

She used to run a house of ill repute.

Well, welcome to the cathedral of ill repute.

When are you taking 'em over to your house of ill repute?

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Treating the state as a house of ill repute makes it difficult for governments to recruit honest, capable individuals.

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