How to pronounce the word 'reputed' and what does it mean?
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What is the definition of 'reputed'?
- Reputed is an adjective that means generally regarded or considered to be a particular thing or having a particular quality.
Can you provide synonyms for 'reputed'?
- alleged
- supposed
- assumed
- presumed
- believed
- regarded
- thought
- considered
- rumored
What is the antonym of 'reputed'?
- disreputed
- discredited
- dishonored
- ignored
- unknown
In what context can 'reputed' be used?
- Reputed can be used to describe someone or something that is widely believed or accepted to have a certain quality or reputation. It can also be used to describe the widely held opinion about someone's character or status.
Is 'reputed' a positive or negative word?
- 'Reputed' is generally a positive word as it implies that someone or something is regarded or considered highly.
How is 'reputed' pronounced?
- 'Reputed' is pronounced as ri-pyoo-tid, with emphasis on the second syllable.
Can you give an example sentence using 'reputed'?
- He is a reputed expert in his field.
- The restaurant is reputed for its delicious seafood.
What is the origin of the word 'reputed'?
- The word 'reputed' originated in the late Middle English period from the Old French word 'reputer', meaning 'to count, esteem'. It is derived from the Latin word ' reputare', meaning 'to think over, consider'.
Is 'reputed' a commonly used word?
- 'Reputed' is a moderately commonly used word in both spoken and written English.
Can 'reputed' be used to describe a person's personality?
- Yes, 'reputed' can be used to describe a person's character or reputation.
