Meanings of unsavory reputation in English

And no other university would have me, ostensibly because of my unsavory reputation.

You and your friend here bear a most unsavory reputation.

At high school she had enjoyed a rather unsavory reputation.

Still he tried to fix the issue on the known unsavory reputation of the woman.

Thoren Smallwood swore that Craster was a friend to the Watch, despite his unsavory reputation.

Had he not dragged Miller back to justice-Millerwho was a killer of unsavory reputation?

The old man was a notorious roue, of most unsavory reputation as a destroyer of innocence.

All in all, the area had an unsavory reputation even as early as the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.

A millionaire with an unsavory reputation.

Somehow, despite the unsavory reputation of the prisoner, Dick Prescott found himself feeling more than ordinary sympathy for this dejected prisoner.

He is a man more than twice your age; he has a certain sort of unsavory reputation in his affairs with women.

He had brought an unsavory reputation with him from the States, and there would be other charges against him from that quarter.

When a deadly cyclone struck neighbouring Myanmar the same month, its military's slow response and obstruction of foreign aid sealed its unsavory reputation.

When a deadly cyclone struck neighboring Myanmar the same month, its military's slow response and obstruction of foreign aid sealed its unsavory reputation.

Paul, who stood near by, overheard the tug captain's farewell and it convinced him that the Pilgrim's commander bore an unsavory reputation with sea-faring men.

Two other enemies of Washington had unsavory reputations in their dealings with him.