Honor
Reputation
Reputation noun - Overall quality as seen or judged by people in general.
Usage example: the college's athletic department has a good reputation, but the school's science facilities are a bit lacking
Honor is a synonym for reputation in respect topic. You can use "Honor" instead the word "Reputation" as a noun or an adjective. popular alternative
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Aral gave Miles a salient piece of advice regarding reputation and honor:Aral: Reputation is what other people know about you.
- The hero is generally determined to fight to prove his worthiness of her, or to defend her honor or reputation, thus becoming The Champion to her.
Source: Peerless Love Interest -
In A Civil Campaign, when Aral gives Miles his lecture about the difference between honor and reputation, Aral points out that achieving great reputation while your honor lies broken at your feet isn't just distressing, it's soul-destroying.
Source: Medal of Dishonor
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