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21reputed — /rəˈpjutəd / (say ruh pyoohtuhd) adjective accounted or supposed to be such: the reputed author of a book. –reputedly, adverb …
22reputed — Synonyms and related words: alleged, assumed, believed, conjectural, considered, creditable, deemed, estimable, held, hypothetical, judged, presumed, purported, putative, regarded, reputable, rumored, said, supposed, suppositional, supposititious …
23reputed — I (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. supposed, alleged, presumed, putative; see likely 1 , reported . II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) a. supposed, regarded, believed, assumed, presumed, alleged, thought, rumored. ANT.: proven, actual III (Roget s Thesaurus… …
24reputed — re put·ed || rɪ pjuËtɪd adj. known as, regarded as; supposed to be, believed to be re·pute || rɪ pjuËt n. reputation, regard; esteem, renown v. regard as, view as, believe to be …
25reputed — erupted …
26reputed — adjective generally believed to exist or be the case, although not necessarily so. → repute …
27reputed owner — A person who acts as the owner of certain goods, with the consent of the true owner. If that person becomes bankrupt, the goods are divided among the creditors and the true owner may be estopped (see estoppel) from claiming them …
28reputed — adj supposed, supposititious, putative, assumed, presumed; ostensible, apparent, seeming, professed, purported; plausible, reasonable, logical, likely …
29reputed — [rɪˈpjuːtɪd] adj formal said or believed by a lot of people, but not definitely true reputedly adv …
30reputed pint — see pint4 …
