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Meanings of bad repute in English
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Usage of bad repute in English
1
Words sometimes become tainted and fall into bad repute, and are discarded.
2
All the houses of bad repute have been examined, and their inhabitants questioned.
3
There are some situations which benefit only persons of bad repute.
4
And now tell me, doctor, am I not in very bad repute upstairs?
5
Don't you try a second time to bring my whole house into bad repute!
6
He would think himself in bad repute if he employed his life solely in living.
7
Mr. Stubbs says: "Disorderly conduct-andin a house of bad repute."
8
Many ancient bigotries and cruelties have lessened, or at least been put in bad repute.
9
In the meanwhile she is revelling in the bad repute she has gained for her lover.
10
Strangers coming to the city get drunk overnight in places of bad repute and are robbed.
11
He should be thrown out at once, for he only brings your taste into bad repute.
12
Do what you can, good people, to keep the peace; you stand in bad repute enough already.
13
We cannot recommend a man of bad repute to our sister churches; it would reflect upon us.
14
The early Christians held the theater in such bad repute as to rank it with the heathen temple.
15
To ride in a cab with a woman, scandal will couple your name with others of bad repute.
16
Never during a prolonged acquaintance with brothels and houses of bad repute have we encountered a truth-loving prostitute.
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