Many scientists have the reputation of being eccentric.

He is reputed the best lawyer in this city.

They enjoy the benefits of a great reputation.

And exalted your fame?

And We have exalted your remembrance for you.

Did We not exalt thy fame?

And We have upraised for thee thy renown.

And raised high your fame?

And raised for you your reputation?

And did We not exalt your fame?

And exalted thy fame?

Did We not exalt your name?

Have We not raised your remembrance?

And raised high for you your repute.

and granted you an exalted reputation?

And exalted for you your esteem?

have We not given you high renown?

And raised high the esteem (in which) thou (art held)?

We must work up a reputation.

Tom has a bad reputation.

It is very hard to live up to your reputation.

(c) Satisfaction, including restoration of dignity and reputation

Reputations are volatile. Loyalties are fickle.

Jamaica has an international reputation for homophobia.

Institution with a Good Reputation

That incident harmed his reputation.

The incident left a spot on his reputation.

The gossip hurt his reputation.

He lost his honor.

He has a good reputation.

Tom has a bad reputation.

She has a bad reputation.

A good reputation is worth its weight in gold.

I'll stake my reputation on it.

My reputation is at stake.

His reputation was at stake.

(i) For respect of the rights or reputations of others

Gains international reputation Mikhalkov established an international reputation with his second feature, A Slave of Love (1976).

Tom has a very bad reputation around town.

For a time, the island and its community seem to live up to their idyllic reputation.

Given Jamaica's reputation for homophobia, the joke naturally upset some people.

Anyone who's from England knows the reputation we have from Essex.

I'll stake my reputation on that.

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