GRE vocabulary
repute
the general opinion or reputation in which someone or something is held
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Questions about “repute”
Repute (noun) means the general opinion or reputation in which someone or something is held
Here is repute used in an example sentence: "A journal of great repute had published the result, which made retracting it all the more painful."
Common synonyms for repute include reputation, standing, renown.
Antonyms of repute include disrepute, infamy, obscurity.
Repute is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.
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