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Meanings of repute in English
Usage of repute in English
1
In the time of the civil wars, astrology was in high repute.
2
It is by repute unlucky; so you never can have done so.
3
The doctrine is sustained in repute at present principally for two reasons.
4
Both of them had the repute of being sprung from the gods.
5
No historian of the least repute has committed himself to the theory.
6
Like Monsieur Manette, your father, the gentleman was of repute in Paris.
7
Randal had risen into grave repute upon the strength of Burley's knowledge.
8
It produced a grey marble, much veined, but not in great repute.
9
All those who smoked with us were men of standing and repute.
10
Another of his brothers was a physician of high repute at Florence.
11
Blake never invited ladies to his house-andgentlemen of well known repute.
12
Words sometimes become tainted and fall into bad repute, and are discarded.
13
There are not many coaches of any repute who can boast that.
14
There are not many coaches of any repute that can boast that.
15
His repute as a clever and a safe man had left him.
16
He did have a repute for charming the lassies of his glen.
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Repute across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common