reputative
/rəˈpjuːtətɪv
/adjective rare
Generally considered or reputed to be.The first signal from our reputative prime minister is that, for him, union reforms laws are in place and ready to bite....
- A joint occupation for five or six years is sufficient for to make reputative appurtenances.
- Nor is he such a physician, as to perform, but a supposed, or reputative cure.
Origin
Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin reputativus, from Latin reputare 'think over'.