With the or possessive, and (usually) modifying adjective: the reputation of a person, thing, or place.

Reckoning of value; account, estimation, esteem, regard; in phrases, as to hold (make, give, tell) no tale of: to hold of no account. Obsolete.

The character attributed to a person or thing by report or generally entertained; reputation. Usually in good sense.

Praise; renown, fame. Also in neutral sense, (good or bad) reputation; occasionally ill fame. out of lose: to one's dispraise.

Credit, reputation. Obsolete. rare.

Fame, report. Obsolete.

What is thought of a person by others; the (esp. good) estimation in which one stands; reputation (of being such, or of possessing some quality). Obs…

The condition of deserving, or of being considered to deserve, confidence; trustworthiness; credit, good reputation.

Reputation, repute, account. Obsolete (Scottish and archaic in later use).

The reputation of a specified person, place, institution, etc.; spec. = reputation, n. 4. Also: a particular reputation gained by a person. Now rare.

Opinion, supposition; (also) the opinion or view of a person about something. Obsolete.

Repute, reputation. Chiefly (now only) with modifying adjective, as good, evil, etc. Now archaic and rare.

Repute, standing; estimation in which a person or thing is held; value, importance.of small, great,etc., regard: of little, great, etc., account…

Account, worth; reputation; also, man,etc. of (great,etc.) esteem. Obsolete.

Repute, reputation. Obsolete.

Report, account; (also) reputation. As a count noun: a report or account.

The condition of being esteemed; ‘account’ or worth in the opinion of others; esteem considered passively; repute. Of places: Importance…

spec. Reputation, esteem. Cf. odour, n. 4b. Now rare.

Valuation in respect of excellence or merit; appreciation; worth in the opinion of others, reputation, credit; = estimation, n. 2.

Estimation; credit or repute in the world.

The estimate in which the character of a person (or thing) is held; reputation. Now rare except as passing into other senses. In a neutral sense.

Length of service, experience, or residence; position as determined by seniority in membership of a university, a profession, etc. in (also of) goo…

A high position. Obsolete.

figurative. An odour, savour, air, or suggestion (of something).

Repute, reputation. Obsolete.

General approval; a reputation. Obsolete. rare.

Reputation, repute. Obsolete. rare.

A single movement of this kind.

The reputation of being of a particular character. Obsolete.

A reputation, (now esp.) one for aggressive or immoral behaviour. In early use chiefly in †upon rep: by reputation.

Reputation, credit; honour, good name. Frequently in to lose face at phrases 8h(a), to save face at phrases 8h(b).

The property of a substance that is perceptible by the sense of smell; (in early use) spec. a sweet or pleasing scent; (now, frequently) an…

colloquial (originally North American). A reputation, a reported opinion; talk, gossip. Frequently with modifying word, esp. bad.