honor; credit; glory; a person's honorable reputation

prestige or credit based on trustworthiness; a track record of keeping one's word

To praise or acclaim someone or something as having a certain status or quality

fame; honor; one's good name; the opinion that others have of someone's character

reputation; fame; prestige

a good name or high reputation; renown; fame

praise; acclaim; to praise; to acclaim

to enjoy a reputation; to be famous

The legal right of a natural person or legal entity to protect their reputation from infringement, typically involving the right to seek legal protection against slander or libel

great fame or flourishing reputation

A feeling or awareness of one's own honor or the honor of a group

business reputation or prestige; the value of a business's brand and customer loyalty in accounting and commerce

to be loaded with honors; to bring back honors or a high reputation

to fish for fame and compliments; to use deceptive means to seek a reputation

to praise; to acclaim; to sing the praises of

to receive both praise and criticism in equal measure; to have a mixed reputation

criticism and praise; public opinion regarding someone's character or work

(literary) to be well-known or highly praised; to enjoy a great reputation

to fall into complete disrepute; to have one's reputation thoroughly ruined or dragged through the mud

A respectful way to refer to a disabled soldier or serviceman, especially one wounded in action.

(literary) to rise suddenly to fame; to gain an immediate reputation. Literally describes fame rising up like a startled magpie taking flight.

disreputable; shameful; damaging to one's reputation

one's fame spreads throughout the world; to be known by everyone under heaven

A special honor or distinction; also written as [[殊荣|殊榮|shu1 rong2]]

an undeserved or empty reputation; false fame

unanimously praise; with an extensive public reputation where everyone joins in expressing admiration

unexpected praise; fame or reputation that was not anticipated

neither outstanding nor blameworthy; having neither faults to find nor praise to bestow; mediocre or average in performance or character

to buy a reputation or purchase fame through improper means

(literary) good reputation; honorable name

honorary doctorate; doctor honoris causa

honorary doctorate; doctor honoris causa

honorary degree; academic degree honoris causa

A purely honorific position that carries no salary and requires no actual duties.

position or title granted as an honor rather than for administrative authority or duties

A local resident or national of a host country appointed by a foreign government to perform certain consular duties while continuing their regular work.

to enjoy a huge increase in one's reputation or fame

To seek fame and reputation through dishonest or improper means.

to seek or fish for a better reputation; to hunt for fame

literary term for spreading someone's fame or reputation; to broadcast a good name

having great virtue and a thriving reputation; used as a formal congratulatory expression for winning an election

to rehabilitate a person's reputation; to regain one's good name; to restore one's honor

Fitch Ratings, a global credit rating agency

contemporary reputation; popularity or esteem enjoyed during a particular time

the reputation or prestige of a school or educational institution

empty honor; undeserved reputation

a pure and noble reputation; often used as a respectful term when referring to the honor or good name of another person

(literary) praise that goes beyond what is deserved; undue reputation

to damage a person's reputation; to libel or slander someone