repute in Greek
repute in Greek is φήμη — repute means reputation, especially a favorable one.
repute in Greek
φήμη
Pronounced: fimi
Reputation, especially a good reputation.
What does "repute" mean?
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noun Reputation, especially a favorable one.
"A surgeon of great repute, she was sought out by patients worldwide."
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verb To generally consider or regard someone or something as being a certain way.
"He is reputed to be one of the finest violinists alive."
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repute in a sentence
- A surgeon of great repute, she was sought out by patients worldwide.
- He is reputed to be one of the finest violinists alive.
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What is "repute" in Greek?
"repute" in Greek is φήμη. repute means: Reputation, especially a favorable one.
How do you pronounce φήμη?
"repute" in Greek is φήμη, pronounced "fimi".
How do you use "repute" in a sentence?
Example: "A surgeon of great repute, she was sought out by patients worldwide." In Greek, "repute" is φήμη.
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