Reputation

usgb/ˌrepjuˈteɪʃn/
noun

What people think of someone or something.

He has a reputation for being very reliable.
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  • build a reputation
  • damage one's reputation
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Subjectivity

Reputation can be subjective, based on individual opinions rather than facts.

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Despite the rumors, her reputation among her friends remained positive.
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Cultural Variation

Different cultures may value certain traits differently, affecting reputation.

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His reputation for punctuality improved after he moved to Japan.
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Temporal Change

Reputation can change over time with new actions or information.

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The chef's reputation improved after the restaurant won an award.
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