What are the opposite words for reputable?
The word "reputable" refers to something or someone who is respected and recognized for their high standards and good qualities. Antonyms for reputable include untrustworthy, disreputable, doubtful, infamous, and unreliable. An untrustworthy person cannot be relied upon or trusted to fulfill their promises. Disreputable refers to someone or something that has a bad reputation and is not respected by others. Doubtful implies uncertainty, and something that is not trustworthy. Infamous refers to someone or something that is well-known, but for all the wrong reasons. An unreliable person or thing cannot be depended on, and their word is not to be taken seriously.
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- reputable
- good
- noble
- bad
- despicable
- disreputable
- shady
- distinguished
- honest
- prestigious
- seamy
- dreadful
- estimable
- famous
- fly-by-night
- horrible
- ignoble
- miserable
- scandalous
- shameful
- sleazy
- sordid
- unpleasant
- all
- poor quality
- creditable
- hateful; beyond contempt
- dishonorable, lowly
- horrible, frightening
- unreliable and shady
- lowly, unworthy
- destitute, shabby
- atrocious; disreputable
- dirty, bad, low
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
- reputable
-
good
- detestable,
- disagreeable,
- evil,
- immoral,
- noxious,
- sinful,
- unpleasant,
- vile,
- wicked,
- unvirtuous.
- noble
-
bad
- bottom out,
- junky,
- sad,
- the pits,
- wicked,
- beastlier,
- poorer,
- cruddy,
- beastliest,
- ill-behaved,
- in pain,
- not good,
- conscience stricken,
- consciencestricken,
- cruddier,
- cruddiest,
- de pressed,
- de-pressed,
- diddlier,
- diddliest,
- dis agreeable,
- dis eased,
- dis obedient,
- dis pleasing,
- dis satisfactory,
- dis tressed,
- dis-agreeable,
- dis-eased,
- dis-obedient,
- dis-pleasing,
- dis-satisfactory,
- dis-tressed,
- godawful,
- grodier,
- grodiest,
- grody,
- ill behaved,
- illbehaved,
- in adequate,
- in correct,
- in tense,
- in tenser,
- in-adequate,
- in-correct,
- in-tense,
- in-tenser,
- in-tensest,
- junkier,
- junkiest,
- mis behaving,
- mis-behaving,
- more downer,
- more evil,
- more garbage,
- more ill behaved,
- more ill-behaved,
- more misbehaving,
- more troubling,
- most downer,
- most garbage,
- most godawful,
- most ill behaved,
- most ill-behaved,
- most illbehaved,
- most inferior,
- most misbehaving,
- most troubling,
- pitser,
- pitsest,
- re probate,
- re-probate,
- sub standard,
- sub-standard,
- un acceptable,
- un favorable,
- un fortunate,
- un happier,
- un happiest,
- un happy,
- un healthier,
- un healthiest,
- un healthy,
- un pleasant,
- un satisfactory,
- un-acceptable,
- un-favorable,
- un-fortunate,
- un-happy,
- un-healthiest,
- un-healthy,
- un-pleasant,
- un-satisfactory,
- up set,
- up-set.
- despicable
-
disreputable
- infamous,
- opprobrious,
- scurvy,
- shoddy,
- sleazy,
- in the doghouse,
- de rogatory,
- de-rogatory,
- dis creditable,
- dis orderly,
- dis reputable,
- dis solute,
- dis-creditable,
- dis-orderly,
- dis-reputable,
- dis-solute,
- in bad,
- in doghouse,
- in glorious,
- in low esteem,
- in-famous,
- in-glorious,
- no good,
- scurvier,
- scurviest,
- un principled,
- un-principled.
-
shady
- bosky,
- chiaroscuro,
- shady,
- unrespectable,
- under a cloud,
- adumbral,
- boskier,
- boskiest,
- dis honest,
- dis-honest,
- in distinct,
- in-distinct,
- more shadowed,
- more umbrous,
- more unrespectable,
- most adumbral,
- most chiaroscuro,
- most shadowed,
- most umbrous,
- most unrespectable,
- out of sun,
- out of the sun,
- out sun,
- out the sun,
- umbrous,
- un ethical,
- un respectable,
- un scrupulous,
- un-ethical,
- un-respectable,
- un-scrupulous,
- under cloud,
- under handed,
- under-handed.
- distinguished
- honest
- prestigious
- seamy
- dreadful
- estimable
- famous
-
fly-by-night
- impermanent,
- Trustless,
- slimier,
- shortlived,
- fly by night,
- here today gone tomorrow,
- here-today-gone-tomorrow,
- more cowboy,
- more here today gone tomorrow,
- more here-today-gone-tomorrow,
- more trustless,
- most cowboy,
- most here today gone tomorrow,
- most here-today-gone-tomorrow,
- most trustless,
- not be relied up on,
- not be relied upon,
- not be trusted,
- not to be relied up on,
- not to be relied upon,
- not to be trusted,
- short lived,
- un dependable,
- un professional,
- un reliable,
- un sure,
- un-dependable,
- un-professional,
- un-reliable,
- un-sure,
- un-trustworthy.
- horrible
- ignoble
- miserable
-
scandalous
- libelous,
- scandalous,
- red hot,
- de tractive,
- de-tractive,
- more backbiting,
- more detracting,
- more gossiping,
- more maligning,
- more traducing,
- more vilifying,
- most backbiting,
- most detracting,
- most gossiping,
- most maligning,
- most traducing,
- most vilifying,
- un seemlier,
- un seemliest,
- un seemly,
- un truer,
- un truest,
- un-seemlier,
- un-seemliest,
- un-truer,
- un-truest.
- shameful
- sleazy
-
sordid
- low-down,
- slummy,
- slummier,
- lowdown,
- low down,
- more low down,
- more low-down,
- more lowdown,
- most low down,
- most low-down,
- most lowdown,
- self seeking,
- selfseeking,
- slumer,
- slumest,
- slummiest,
- small minded,
- smallminded,
- un cleanliest,
- un cleanly,
- un generous,
- un-cleanlier,
- un-cleanliest,
- un-cleanly,
- un-generous.
- unpleasant
- all
-
poor quality
- bad.
- creditable
- hateful; beyond contempt
- dishonorable, lowly
- horrible, frightening
- unreliable and shady
- lowly, unworthy
- destitute, shabby
- atrocious; disreputable
- dirty, bad, low
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
Antonym of the day
waterlogging
- Antonyms:
- dry, pass up, underwhelm.
