reputatively (Meaning)
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reputatively (adv.)
By repute.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reputatively
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reputatively Sentence Examples
- The company's reputatively high-quality products have earned it a loyal customer base.
- Reputatively, the new CEO is a visionary leader who will transform the organization.
- The chef's reputatively exquisite dishes have drawn rave reviews from food critics.
- The university is reputatively one of the top research institutions in the country.
- The politician has a reputatively clean record and is seen as a potential candidate for higher office.
- The surgeon's reputatively steady hands and exceptional skills have made him a sought-after specialist.
- The lawyer's reputatively aggressive courtroom tactics have earned him both admiration and controversy.
- The artist's reputatively unique and thought-provoking paintings have garnered widespread acclaim.
- The activist's reputatively unwavering commitment to social justice has inspired countless people.
- The city's reputatively vibrant nightlife and cultural attractions make it a popular destination for tourists.
FAQs About the word reputatively
By repute.
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The company's reputatively high-quality products have earned it a loyal customer base.
Reputatively, the new CEO is a visionary leader who will transform the organization.
The chef's reputatively exquisite dishes have drawn rave reviews from food critics.
The university is reputatively one of the top research institutions in the country.
