bad reputation's Usage Examples:

The area has a bad reputation for the relatively high, mainly drug-related crime rate, instances of.

The Bed Bug Row had a similar bad reputation to the Cribs in New Orleans or the cowyards in San Francisco.

This gave the weapon a bad reputation with Japanese troops, and led to calls for its redesign.

Sanitary conditions were bad throughout urban America in the 19th century, but Newark had an especially bad reputation because of the accumulation of human and horse waste built up on the city streets, its inadequate sewage systems, and the dubious quality of its water supply.

The Royalist Hartlebury garrison also gained a bad reputation for sequestrating local supplies and thereby depleting the neighbouring area through the.

Historically, Gervase has a bad reputation for mismanaging the abbey, although modern historians have re-evaluated his performance.

Between 1870 and 1912, it was named 5th Avenue so as not to tarnish the name of Wells during a period when the street had a bad reputation.

The train had acquired a bad reputation for slowness and unpunctuality.

The inherent disadvantage of the hopper was that the open feeder box allowed dust and grit to enter the gun, which was liable to jam in muddy or dirty conditions due to issues with poor dimensional tolerances, which gave the weapon a bad reputation with Japanese troops.

El Mina has a bad reputation in Mauritania.

Dudás soon acquired a bad reputation among the revolutionary forces, as he started negotiations with Colonel Malashenko, acting chief of staff of the Soviet Special Forces, with the aim of being recognized by the Soviets as the main seat of political and military power in Hungary, instead of Imre Nagy.

Kali tragus has acquired a bad reputation for its spininess, its woodiness when mature, and its general ecological competitiveness.

to the already bad reputation of the North Melbourne ground and the "ruffianly element" of its patrons.

Synonyms:

reputable, fame, black eye, laurels, character, name, disreputable, stock, honor, honour, repute,

Antonyms:

disreputable, infamy, reputable, dishonor, disrepute,