Repute

re-put', v. t. To account, hold, reckon; to attribute.— n. Character attributed; established opinion; estimate; good character; reputation. — Rep'utable, -u-ta-bl, a. Worthy of repute or distinction; held in esteem; respectable; honorable; estimable. — Reputa'tion, n. Condition in which one is reputed to be; estimation in which one is held; public esteem; general credit; good name.— Roput'edly, adv. In common opinion or estimation; by repute. se- Request, re-kwest', n. Act of asking for anything desired; earnest desire or demand; solicitation; that asked for or requested; a state of being held in such estimation as to be sought after or pursued. — v. t. To ask for earnestly, expre desire for, beg, ask, entreat, beseech. — Require', -kwir', v. t. [-quired (-kwirdQ, -quiring.] To insist upon having; to claim as by right and authority; to make nece ary, claim as indispensable, exact, enjoin, prescribe, demand, need.— Requiro'ment, n. Act of requiring; demand; requisition; that required; an e ential condition. — Req'uisite, rek'wT-zit, a.