Synonyms for reputable
ˈrɛp yə tə bəlrep·utable

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1. reputable

   Synonyms:
   respectable, creditable, honorable, estimable

   Antonyms:
   unrespectable, discreditable, dishonorable, disgraceful, disreputable

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1. reputableadjective

   having a good reputation

   "a reputable business"; "a reputable scientist"; "a reputable wine"

   Antonyms:
   squalid, seamy, discredited, notorious, discreditable, sleazy, ill-famed, louche, sordid, infamous, damaged, seedy, disreputable, shady

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1. reputableadjective

   Synonyms:
   respectable, creditable, honorable, estimable

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1. List of paraphrases for "reputable":

   credit-worthy, respectable, renowned, trustworthy, prestigious, accredited, famous, reliable, deemed

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1. Jennifer McCormick:

   A reputable home inspector is important as well, Jennifer McCormick added. Their reports could state there is a leak in the roof or chimney, a grading issue where water runs into a basement or a vacant/foreclosed house that appears to have humidity issues because the power is off. The inspector may see that these situations could allow mold to grow.

2. Teresa Cheng:

   The fact that such a very high-ranking official has uttered words such as ‘mercenary’ is, with respect, disgraceful to such a reputable counsel.

3. Ian Livingstone:

   People are desperate to buy in Cuba but they need some reassurance at this stage and that means a reputable company such as ours, it is important we get the right quality because Cuba wants to start attracting more high-end tourists.

4. Jeff Rosenzweig:

   We need to know if the drugs come from a reputable vendor, and the state cannot abrogate a contract.

5. Michael Dobryansky:

   So for patients, when they are investigating places for getting these types of procedures, they need to make sure that the places are actually vampire certified, because there is specific training and there is specific maintenance of certification that that organization requires of its providers in order to be able to both perform the procedures and continuously offer them to patients, if you as a consumer look for that, you're likely to end up in a reputable place.