reputation
/rɪˈpjuːtɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
A state of being esteemed or respected, especially by the general public, or a person’s character as perceived by others.
“The company’s reputation suffered after the scandal.”
2. noun
A person’s or thing’s standing or character as judged by others, especially in terms of respect, admiration, or prestige.
“Her good reputation precedes her everywhere she goes.”
3. noun
A person’s or thing’s public image or persona, especially one that is carefully managed or presented.
“The celebrity’s reputation as a philanthropist is well-deserved.”
4. verb
To bring or have a particular quality or feeling about someone or something, especially in terms of respect, admiration, or prestige.
“The new restaurant’s reputation is to serve excellent food.”
5. verb
To make or have a particular image or impression about someone or something, especially in terms of respect, admiration, or prestige.
“The event’s reputation as a major festival has grown over the years.”