repute

"I cannot think of a time when business over all has been held in less repute."

The repute of the course on which it is played.

The dead attorney had been a man of high repute.

I'd been in poor repute before, not so long ago.

"But at the moment I am not in good repute there."

When the military is in ill repute, we ask too little of it.

But he seemed to hold much of the press corps in low repute.

The academy, though of good repute, did not pay, and was given up in 1754.

In his later years, he produced wine of international repute.

Be of good repute so that you may live at ease.

It is also of some repute as a health resort.

"How do you know it was a house of ill repute?"

"He seems to be in bad repute with the family.

He has published number of articles both in national and international repute.

The painting brought him international repute but little personal satisfaction.

"My sister has an eye to her repute, if you have no concern for it!"

It is a pleasure to open our collection to someone of such repute.

He is widowed, and a man of good repute in the area.

Hearing so much of his father's repute, Jeff decided he had to find him.

His works were held in high repute as a battle painter.

That would put him in bad repute, so seemed pointless.

The Mexican coaches made by the firm were of high repute.

They do not hold the business in high repute.

I know all of you by name and repute.

By repute, she has a fairly direct way with presidents.