reputed Definition

repute
verb

reputed, reputing
1. To consider someone or something to be as specified or to have some specified quality; to deem.

Example: She is reputed to be a fine tennis player

noun

1. General opinion or impression.

Thesaurus: standing, stature, name, renown, reputation, esteem, estimation.
2. Reputation.

Derivative: reputable

Well thought of; considered respectable or trustworthy.
Thesaurus: legitimate, trustworthy, honourable, upright, respectable, reliable, dependable, principled, good, creditable, worthy, estimable, irreproachable, unimpeachable, excellent; Antonym: infamous.

Derivative: reputably
adverb

Derivative: reputation

A generally held opinion about someone's abilities, moral character, etc.

Fame or notoriety, especially as a result of a particular characteristic.
Thesaurus: fame, prominence, eminence, notoriety, distinction, infamy, name, renown, repute.

A high opinion generally held about someone or something;

Good name.
Thesaurus: character, respectability, standing, honour.

Derivative: reputed

Supposed.
Thesaurus: alleged, believed, regarded, supposed, thought, rumoured, estimated, held, said, considered, deemed; Antonym: actual.

Generally considered to be.

Derivative: reputedly
adverb

Etymology: 15c: from French réputer.