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nonreputable

nonreputable adjective: that lacks reputation; with unknown reputation.

Adjective

nonreputable (comparative more nonreputable, superlative most nonreputable)

  1. That lacks reputation; with unknown reputation.
    • Public-key cryptographic algorithms also can be used to append nonreputable mathematic^([sic]) hashes of the packets, providing the receiver with good assurance that they are receiving valid data.2002, Erik S. Schetina, Ken Green, Jacob Carlson, Internet Site Security

Forms of nonreputable

comparativemore nonreputable
superlativemost nonreputable
alternative formnon-reputable

Origin of nonreputable

From non- + reputable.

Questions about nonreputable

What does nonreputable mean?
Nonreputable means that lacks reputation; with unknown reputation.
What part of speech is nonreputable?
Nonreputable is an adjective.

Words near nonreputable in the dictionary

  1. nonrepublicans
  2. nonrepublics
  3. nonrepudiable
  4. nonrepudiation
  5. nonrepulsive
  6. nonreputable
  7. nonreputational
  8. nonrequested
  9. nonrequired
  10. nonrequirement
  11. nonrequirements

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