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• n  the state of being held in high esteem and honor
• v  look on as or consider
  He is reputed to be intelligent

• Subsequent huge profits in shipping, agriculture, oil, mining, hotels and cement won him great repute as a daring plunger.
• Can he win the White House in a year when his party is in widespread ill repute, and is led by the most unpopular incumbent President in the history of polling?.
• France does have composers and conductors of international repute, but no equivalents of such 20th century giants as Debussy, Satie, Ravel and Milhaud.

• reputation
• think of
• regard as
• look upon
• look on
• esteem
• take to be

• disrepute

News & Articles

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• Richard Hyatt: Book tells of demise of Athens' red light district
  Generations of University of Georgia students enjoyed many a hot time at Effie's, and it took a well-planned fire to put the legendary house of ill repute out of business.
  June 21, 2013 - Columbus Ledger-Enquirer

Quotes

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• Jody Williams in Baku Today
  While so many of the worlds arms cause so much human misery, cluster munitions deserve to be singled out as an especially pernicious weapon of ill repute,Williams said.