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reputably

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rep·u·ta·ble  (rpy-t-bl)
adj.
Having a good reputation; honorable.
repu·ta·bili·ty n.
repu·ta·bly adv.
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Adv.1.reputably - in a reputable manner
disreputably - in a disreputable manner
Translations
reputably
adv (= well) → ordentlich; behave → ehrenhaft; deal → seriös; he is reputably established in the business world → er wird in der Geschäftswelt respektiert; he is now reputably employed as a gardener → er hat jetzt eine seriöse Anstellung als Gärtner
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