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• His first reputation was won as pianist. (3)
• His reputation is now of the very worst. (16)
• To save my reputation I endanger myself. (10)
• Never should reputation of woman trail a scent! (10)
• He enjoyed the reputation of a killer of ladies. (10)
• As to reputation, there is an exchange of colours. (10)
• He had the reputation, perhaps, because he was earnest. (10)
• In all this her own reputation concerned her not at all. (8)
• And hitherto no man could build a boast on her reputation. (10)
• Furthermore there were aristocrats of doubtful reputation. (12)
• He earned a sad reputation, but Methodists are mortal strict. (10)
• What her reputation is in France I have only indistinctly heard. (10)
• And he enjoyed his reputation for virtue as something additional. (10)
• With his reputation of gentleman, he has never been known to play. (10)
• She began to appreciate now a reputation for profound acquirements. (10)
• By its very nature a literary reputation is widespread and not local. (14)
• I have no doubt she feels for me; and her own reputation is concerned. (10)
• These studies long enjoyed a reputation second only to those of Clementi. (3)
• At this time she was gaining her widest reputation for brilliancy of wit. (10)
• He had certainly come to her with Frau Schurstab to protect her reputation. (5)
• One duel on behalf of a woman is a reputation to her for life; two are notoriety. (10)
• One duel on behalf of a woman is a reputation to her for life; two are notoriety. (22)
• Was not Fiorsen, with his great talent, and his dubious reputation, proof of that? (8)
• He actually envied Jolyon the reputation of succeeding where he, Soames, had failed. (8)
• Schumann, are the best known, although there are many pianists of rising reputation. (3)
• We cannot afford to sacrifice the reputation of English arms; it would be suicidal. (18)
• A lawyer of the highest reputation was entrusted with the suit against the Gunderams. (12)
• Mr. Culbrett endangered his reputation for epigram in a good cause, it shall be said. (10)
• The wary stuff their ears, the stolid bid her best sayings rebound on her reputation. (10)
• It happens in war as in wit, that all the birds of wonder fly to a flaring reputation. (10)
• He has had the reputation of being one of the greatest German organists since the time of Bach. (3)
• I do believe we had a liking for the very highwaymen, if they had any reputation for civility. (10)
• On the other hand, they repose implicit faith in a reputation vouched for by their experience. (10)
• And by the time it has won a reputation, it will be undermined by a radicaller Radical Journal. (10)
• Every dinner may be said to have its special topic, just as every age has its marked reputation. (10)
• He has established a reputation for honesty and sobriety and is an element of order and decency. (21)
• The face and the martial or sanguinary reputation of Captain Weisspriess were not unknown to him. (10)
• The slur on his reputation for sensitiveness induced the young man to attempt being more explicit. (10)
• He must ever, both in his reputation and his person, aching though he be, show them a face and a leg. (10)
• Again, they give pleading indication of hunger; the place has probably a reputation for penuriousness. (21)
• About the same time he began lessons in composition with Elsner, who had a high reputation as a teacher. (3)
• Her reputation for coldness was derived from the fact of her having stood a siege from Captain Gambier. (10)
• I wonder whether I could earn a reputation for the sake of a prospect of ten extra pounds to my salary. (22)
• He was first into the sea, and at once swam out with the bravado of justifying his self-given reputation. (8)
• She would give him any security he desired, provided her name and person and reputation did not suffice. (12)
• And your father says he had the reputation in college of being one of the most selfish fellows in the world. (9)
• Critics, apparently sober, and of high reputation, held up their shallow knaveries for the world to admire. (10)
• For the author, no matter how disinterested, criticism is reputation—perhaps a reputation that can be coined. (16)
• For instance, to-morrow I am to have what saves my reputation in the battle to-day; shall I not take it at once? (10)
• Revolt against staleness and clipped wings, against the terrible security of his too solid reputation, smote him. (8)
• If she crushed them, her reputation as a forgiving soul might suffer: she could not pardon without seeing them abased. (10)
• Busy with new and very confidential matters, Soames was realising more than ever how essential reputation is to a solicitor. (8)
• Mallard had been struck by the neat little trap of an impudent new and lower-priced journal, which had a reputation to gain. (10)
• The work done in hundreds of schools of less reputation is a great factor in spreading musical culture throughout the country. (3)
• Here was a paper with a fine reputation, but uncertain or disappearing profits; it must be strengthened, enlarged, and made to pay. (16)
• Rapid relays of guests, and a metropolitan reputation for country attractions, would distinguish Besworth above most English houses. (10)
• Indeed, his reputation as a horsey man rested mainly on the fact that once, on Derby Day, he had been welshed by some thimble-riggers. (8)
• His comparative wealth no doubt contributed to the reputation of Tom Gaunt, well known as local wag and disturber of political meetings. (8)
• As the work of a youth of twenty, without reputation or influence, it is hardly surprising that he found no manager willing to produce it. (3)
• The cowardly assailant was never discovered; but Mel was both gallant and had, in his military career, the reputation of being a martinet. (10)
• The latter is Joachim Heinzen of Czernikauer Street, twenty years old, of evil reputation and apparently of not altogether responsible mind. (12)
• Magazines are simply the apex of the demand—that corner of the mart where payment is perhaps highest and the byproduct of reputation greatest. (16)
• But he had a certain low cunning, which had defeated many ailments, and his reputation for assisting people into the world stood extremely high. (8)
• Three days before July he met with one of those disturbing incidents which befall no persons who attend quietly to their, property and reputation. (8)
• Among my fellow-guests one night was George S. Hillard, now a faded reputation, and even then a life defeated of the high expectation of its youth. (9)
• Six months earlier he had returned from India, an invalided cornet of light cavalry, with a reputation for military dash and the prospect of a medal. (10)
• I knew him by reputation as the brother of Squire Gregory Bulsted of Bulsted, notorious for his attachment to my aunt, and laughing-stock of the county. (10)
• It would have been trifling with my reputation to allow of his departing with such an impression in my disfavour; in this light, condescension was necessary. (4)
• Eminent instructors were engaged, both foreigners and Americans, and the school quickly established a reputation as the leading institution for musical education. (3)
• Silbermann was exceedingly painstaking as a workman, having the reputation of breaking to pieces with an axe even a finished product which showed any imperfection. (3)

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Definition of reputation:

• reputation, rep | t’shun, n. state of being held in repute: estimation: character in public opinion: credit: fame. | adj. rep’table, in good repute: respectable: honourable: consistent with reputation. | n. rep’tableness. | adv. rep’tably. | adj. rep’ttive, reputed: putative. | adv. rep’ttively, by repute. (0)

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