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Repute

Definition

(formal) A person's good or bad name or character, especially as it is known to the public; the state of being respected or admired. Typically collocates with 'of good repute', 'of ill repute', 'bring into repute', 'damage one's repute'.

Example Sentences

1The scandal has severely damaged the politician's repute, making it difficult for her to regain public trust.
2The company's commitment to sustainability has brought it into repute as a leader in environmentally responsible business practices.
3Despite his questionable past, the artist's work has earned him repute as a visionary and a master of his craft.
4The journalist's investigation aimed to expose the corrupt businessman's true nature and tarnish his repute once and for all.
5Throughout history, philosophers have grappled with the relationship between personal repute and moral character, questioning whether a good name is a reliable indicator of inner virtue.

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