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reputational

[rep-yuh-tay-shuhn-uhl]

adjective

  1. relating to or affecting the reputation of a person, group, or thing.



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This can result in reputational damage, anxiety and embarrassment.

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Credit Suisse needed bailing out after suffering financial losses and reputational damage, including from the collapse of some of its supply-chain finance funds in 2021.

"He has caused harm to Charlotte and reputational harm not just to Warwickshire Police but to the police as a whole."

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Rather remained adamant, even through reputational degradation, that the real threat to journalism wasn’t liberal bias or declining ratings, but the corrosive takeover of the fourth estate by corporate and ideological power.

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Despite the narrative pushed by the right-wing campaign against him — which was led by Bush’s White House — Rather remained adamant, even through reputational degradation, that the real threat to journalism wasn’t liberal bias or declining ratings, but the corrosive takeover of the fourth estate by corporate and ideological power.

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