Reputations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REPUTATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• REPUTATION, overall quality or character as seen or judged by people in general
• the beliefs or opinions that are generally held about someone or something
• a widespread belief that someone or something has a particular characteristic
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• overall quality or character as seen or judged by people in general; recognition by other people of some characteristic or ability

Words related to REPUTATIONS

reputation12

Words that contain REPUTATIONS

disreputations17

How to use REPUTATIONS in a sentence

• To set herself right in the eyes of Europe, she paid eager court to that hierarchy of skepticism which in that age made or marred European reputations.
• Now this I look upon to be a very useful hint, as it tends to establish a tariff of reputations, rather than of talents.
• Our reputations would be both upon a level, then, you know.
• Fortunately for her, at the commencement of the eighteenth century, and especially in Scotland, reputations did not vanish as readily as in our days.
• As may be expected, throughout both investigations they have done their conscientious best to protect the valued reputations of their deceased colleagues.
• Indeed, the old Townsends, though prominent and respected as men of property and influence, had reputations not above suspicions.
• And of all modern reputations his, so far as we can see, seems most likely to be enduring.
• They said it was a nasty rum-hole, and that they had reputations to preserve just as well as some folks who thought they were better because they had money.
• Among these the Indians and Mexicans bear the worst reputations with those who are supposed to know.
• Johnson made the reputations of half a dozen men who are to-day mentioned among the great English orators.
• Such physicians are jealous of their personal and professional reputations, and are proud of their calling, which is justly esteemed one of the noblest on earth.
• Beneath the shade of his cassock, the good priest had the best of reputations, that of a man valiant under arms.
• More reputations are thus hinted away by false friends, than are openly destroyed by public enemies.
• Great care is exercised by seed-growers, with reputations to maintain, to eliminate these from among their stock-plants before the flowering period is reached.
• Poor Tracey has a deadly fear that we are all going to lose the last shred of our reputations in this deplorable affair, Mr.
• Those are pretty big names on your papers, men with big reputations.
• Hence the art flourishes, and many painters have obtained great reputations.
• Those who would have wished to protest kept silence for the sake of their reputations.
• I wonder how many other military reputations rest upon so slender a foundation! This experience was unique.
• Among New York physicians who achieved high reputations in their profession were Drs.
• The pit did not seem to be in any way chastened or softened by the fact that a fortune, that reputations, that careers were at stake.
• It is true she seldom expressed an opinion, but she listened to every one with a flattering smile, and the reputations of brilliant talkers have been built on less.
• It was not safe to buy blank cartridges anywhere in the Five Towns, so easily does news travel there, and so easily are reputations blown.
• The later chapters have been written by men who knew my father intimately, and men whose reputations are such as to give weight to their testimony.
• During its progress reputations were made that will live for ever in American history, and many remarkable men came to the front.
• Luxembourg in Flanders, and Catinat in Italy, won the foremost military reputations in Europe.
• Decidedly it was worthy of the mighty reputations of the extinct Wilbrahams.
• But his natural conservatism asserts itself in his insistence that the places which he visits shall be true to their own reputations.

Similar words containing PUTATION without suffix s and without prefix re

amputation14 deputation13 imputation14 reputation12 amputations15 computation17 deputations14 disputation14 imputations15 computations18 disputations15 reputational14 computational19 disreputation16 recomputation19 disreputations17 miscomputation22 postamputation20 recomputations20 reputationless16 computationally24 miscomputations23

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