adjective

reputable

reputable, well-respected, trustworthy

We chose a reputable company for the job.

We chose a reputable company for the job.

He is a reputable scientist in his field.

He is a reputable scientist in his field.

a reputable ((noun)) a respected (noun) She works for a reputable law firm.

Synonyms: respected, trustworthy, reliable; Antonyms: disreputable, untrustworthy

From Latin 'reputare' (to think over). 're-' (again) + 'putare' (to think) + '-able' (capable of). So, 'capable of being thought of well'.

Think 'reputation-able' – able to have a good reputation.

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