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Definition of repute
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Repute
(v. t.) To hold in
thought;
to
account;
to
estimate;
to hold; to
think;
to
reckon.
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Reputed
::
Reputed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Reput.
Respectable
::
Respectable
(a.)
Worthy
of
respect;
fitted
to
awaken
esteem;
deserving
regard;
hence,
of good
repute;
not mean; as, a
respectable
citizen..
Nightshade
::
Nightshade
(n.) A
common
name of many
species
of the genus
Solanum,
given esp. to the
Solanum
nigrum,
or black
nightshade,
a low,
branching
weed with small white
flowers
and black
berries
reputed
to be
poisonous..
Attack
::
Attack
(v. t.) To
assail
with
unfriendly
speech
or
writing;
to begin a
controversy
with; to
attempt
to
overthrow
or bring into
disrepute,
by
criticism
or
satire;
to
censure;
as, to
attack
a man, or his
opinions,
in a
pamphlet..
Explode
::
Explode
(v. t.) To bring into
disrepute,
and
reject;
to drive from
notice
and
acceptance;
as, to
explode
a
scheme,
fashion,
or
doctrine..
Snakeroot
::
Snakeroot
(n.) Any one of
several
plants
of
different
genera
and
species,
most of which are (or were
formerly)
reputed
to be
efficacious
as
remedies
for the bites of
serpents;
also, the roots of any of
these..
Respect
::
Respect
(v.)
Reputation;
repute.
Reputatively
::
Reputatively
(adv.)
By
repute.
Repute
::
Repute
(n.)
Specifically:
Good
character
or
reputation;
credit
or honor
derived
from
common
or
public
opinion;
--
opposed
to
disrepute.
Sapphic
::
Sapphic
(a.)
Belonging
to, or in the
manner
of,
Sappho;
-- said of a
certain
kind of verse
reputed
to have been
invented
by
Sappho,
consisting
of five feet, of which the
first,
fourth,
and fifth are
trochees,
the
second
is a
spondee,
and the third a
dactyl..
Reckon
::
Reckon
(v. t.) To count as in a
number,
rank, or
series;
to
estimate
by rank or
quality;
to place by
estimation;
to
account;
to
esteem;
to
repute..
Disreputation
::
Disreputation
(n.) Loss or want of
reputation
or good name;
dishonor;
disrepute;
disesteem.
Report
::
Report
(v. t.) A story or
statement
circulating
by
common
talk; a
rumor;
hence,
fame;
repute;
reputation..
El Dorado
::
El
Dorado
() A name given by the
Spaniards
in the 16th
century
to an
imaginary
country
in the
interior
of South
America,
reputed
to
abound
in gold and
precious
stones..
Disesteem
::
Disesteem
(n.) Want of
esteem;
low
estimation,
inclining
to
dislike;
disfavor;
disrepute..
Inca
::
Inca (n.) An
emperor
or
monarch
of Peru
before,
or at the time of, the
Spanish
conquest;
any
member
of this royal
dynasty,
reputed
to have been
descendants
of the sun..
Discredit
::
Discredit
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
credit
or good
repute;
to bring
reproach
upon; to make less
reputable;
to
disgrace.
Darnel
::
Darnel
(n.) Any grass of the genus
Lolium,
esp. the
Lolium
temulentum
(bearded
darnel),
the
grains
of which have been
reputed
poisonous.
Other
species,
as
Lolium
perenne
(rye grass or ray
grass),
and its
variety
L.
Italicum
(Italian
rye
grass),
are
highly
esteemed
for
pasture
and for
making
hay..
Chanterelle
::
Chanterelle
(n.) A name for
several
species
of
mushroom,
of which one
(Cantharellus
cibrius)
is
edible,
the
others
reputed
poisonous..
Oracle
::
Oracle
(n.) Any
person
reputed
uncommonly
wise; one whose
decisions
are
regarded
as of great
authority;
as, a
literary
oracle..
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