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Reputedly

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Conveys UncertaintyPlay
Use 'reputedly' when the information is widely recognized but not necessarily proven or factual. SlideThe mansion is reputedly haunted, though no ghosts have been seen.
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Impressive QualitiesPlay
'Reputedly' is often used to emphasize the noteworthy status or qualities of people or things. SlideThe library is reputedly home to several first-edition classics.
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Not Always PositivePlay
Remember, 'reputedly' doesn't imply something positive; it can also highlight negative beliefs. SlideThis alley is reputedly where the most crimes happen in the area.