reputation
Collocations
24(noun.)
ADJ
considerable, enviable, excellent, fine, good, great, high, unrivalled, well-deserved, well-earned
The restaurant has earned a considerable reputation for serving the freshest seafood in the city.
awesome, fearsome, formidable | bad, poor, unenviable, unsavoury | established | growing | undeserved | intact
reputation)
The company worked hard to rebuild its damaged reputation after the product recall.
public | international, worldwide | professional
VERB + REPUTATION
enjoy, have
She enjoys a strong reputation as an excellent teacher in her community.
acquire, build (up), earn, establish, gain, make
She earned a strong reputation as a reliable teacher over many years of dedicated work.
damage, destroy, lose, ruin, tarnish | protect
live up to
That restaurant has finally lived up to its reputation as the best pizza place in town.
live down
He struggled to live down his reputation for being unreliable at work.
stake
The young coach staked her reputation on winning the championship this season.
REPUTATION + VERB
grow
suffer
After the scandal, the politician's reputation suffered badly in the eyes of voters.
PREP
by ~
By reputation, that restaurant is one of the best in the city.
~ as
She built a strong reputation as a reliable teacher who always helped struggling students.
~ for
That restaurant has earned quite a reputation for serving delicious homemade pasta.
PHRASES
a loss of reputation