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Pronunciation / Transliteration: repyte
"Il est le chef réputé de cette entreprise."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Generally believed or considered to be something, often with a slight implication that the true state may be unconfirmed.
"The reputed mastermind behind the art heist was finally captured by Interpol." - 2
Having a good reputation; reputable.
"They purchased their vintage vehicle from a reputed dealer in the city."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the late Middle English verb 'repute', originating from the Latin 'reputare' (to think over, compute, or reckon), formed from 're-' (intensifier) and 'putare' (to prune, reckon, or think). The adjectival form emerged in the 15th century to describe something generally thought or stated to be true or of a certain quality, often with a nuance distinguishing perception from absolute certainty.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Reputed" is said worldwide
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réputé
Transliteration: repyte
"Il est le chef réputé de cette entreprise."
angeblich
Transliteration: angeblich
"Er ist der angeblich beste Koch der Stadt."
reputato
Transliteration: reputato
"È un architetto molto reputato."
reputado
Transliteration: reputado
"Es un reputado experto en seguridad cibernética."
reputado
Transliteration: reputado
"Ele é um reputado historiador do período colonial."
प्रतिष्ठित
Transliteration: pratishthit
"वह शहर के एक प्रतिष्ठित व्यवसायी हैं।"
据称的
Transliteration: jù chēng de
"他是这起案件据称的主谋。"
소문난
Transliteration: somunnan
"그는 미술계에서 소문난 수집가이다."
名高い
Transliteration: nadakai
"彼は名高い慈善家として知られている。"
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