Repute used in a sentence

Repute in a sentence as a noun

\nBeing a misfit is often met with ill repute.

So I figured, but my stance is that in the long run the repute and traffic would not matter.

No tradesmen of good repute will have anything to do with such disgraceful transactions.

These types of ranking speak more to the subjectivity of the author than to the repute of the universities.

During that time that you're searching for the "Priceless Crossbow of Ill-repute", you're going to find other, extremely rare artifacts which you can then ... sell yourself, or trade!

Repute in a sentence as a verb

"The nail in the coffin, for me, is the fact that this is set to be published in the Journal of Cosmology, a publication of questionable repute [2].

I want people to transact their wealth/money only with those companies, which are located in countries, which have good repute for accountability and have strong judicial system.

Also unlike in the US where there are many universities of top repute, in India we have either the IITs or NITs [wrt engineering] - and actual quality of education their is also isnt great [ well i can say about NITs].

They are mechanically more compact than the buckling spring type with similarly desirable key action, but the switch means they need to be made in a very durable way. Cherry says the MXs are good for 50 million operations; I don't know how many operations IBM guaranteed theirs for but I'm sitting next to one made in 1989 so I presume it is "a lot".Which is a lot of words to say that "gold might make a difference and anyway Cherry doesn't sell good switches without the gold plating and they're the only people of any repute making those type of keys any more".Edit: one other further irritation for people who type fast; N-key rollover is a term you may have heard of.