Definition for Reputable:

• Respectable; estimable.

Synonyms for Reputable:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • reputable.
  •creditable (adjective)
  • organic,
  • suitable,
  • reputed,
  • satisfactory,
  • not too shabby,
  • decent.
  •distinguished (adjective)
  • marked,
  • great,
  • aristocratic,
  • arresting,
  • memorable,
  • big name,
  • especial,
  • special,
  • stately,
  • royal,
  • peerless,
  • extra ordinary,
  • glorious,
  • striking,
  • namer,
  • talked of,
  • unforgettable,
  • nonpareil,
  • noteworthy,
  • remarkable,
  • venerable,
  • shining,
  • imposing,
  • extraordinary,
  • singular,
  • brilliant,
  • distingue,
  • salient,
  • name,
  • superior,
  • highly regarded,
  • foremost,
  • dignified,
  • signal.
  •estimable (adjective)
  • august,
  • meretorious,
  • appreciable,
  • valued,
  • meritable,
  • valuable,
  • respected,
  • high-powered,
  • big time,
  • major league,
  • admired.
  •full of integrity (adjective)
  • squeaky clean.
  •gentlemanly (adjective)
  • wellbred,
  • well bred,
  • more gentlemanlike,
  • most gentlemanlike,
  • well mannered,
  • gentlemanlike.
  •good (adjective)
  • tip-top,
  • recherche,
  • unmarred,
  • super-eminent,
  • Superexcellent,
  • tip top,
  • bullier,
  • up to snuff,
  • Supereminent,
  • incorrupt,
  • first class,
  • rad,
  • super-excellent,
  • lily white,
  • firstclass.
  •honest (adjective)
  • open,
  • high-minded,
  • veracious,
  • like it is,
  • on the level,
  • proper,
  • true blue,
  • impartial,
  • forthright,
  • frank,
  • on the up and up,
  • equitable,
  • real,
  • outright,
  • authentic,
  • unfeigned,
  • virtuous,
  • scrupulous,
  • straight,
  • plain,
  • fair and square,
  • direct,
  • ingenuous,
  • above-board.
  •honored (adjective)
  • more revered,
  • most revered,
  • more venerated,
  • most decorated,
  • most venerated,
  • more decorated.
  •proud (adjective)
  • honorable.
  •reliable (adjective)
  • true-blue,
  • truehearted,
  • high-principled,
  • there,
  • True-hearted,
  • predictable.
  •reputable (adjective)
  • fair,
  • sincere,
  • straightforward,
  • constant,
  • conscientious,
  • trustworthy,
  • righteous,
  • acclaimed,
  • of good repute,
  • in high favor,
  • upright,
  • faithful,
  • just,
  • legitimate,
  • Redoubted,
  • truthful,
  • excellent.
  •respectable (adjective)
  • be-coming,
  • most redoubted,
  • re-doubted,
  • more redoubted,
  • re-doubtable,
  • be coming,
  • re doubtable,
  • re doubted,
  • be-fitting,
  • be fitting.
  •sound (adjective)
  • received,
  • GOEST,
  • holding water,
  • holding up in wash,
  • hanging together,
  • proven,
  • standing up,
  • all there,
  • holding together,
  • goer.
  •squeaky clean (adjective)
  • most uncorrupt,
  • more uncorrupt,
  • un corrupt,
  • un-corrupt,
  • up standing,
  • up-standing,
  • un-blemished.
  •tried and true (adjective)
  • tested and proved,
  • time-tested.
  •unmarred (adjective)
  • more uninjured,
  • un-marred,
  • un damaged,
  • in-tact,
  • more unbroken,
  • un-impaired,
  • un broken,
  • un impaired,
  • most unbroken,
  • un-hurt,
  • un injured,
  • un-injured,
  • un-harmed,
  • most uninjured,
  • un-damaged,
  • un harmed,
  • un marred,
  • un-broken,
  • un hurt,
  • in tact,
  • uninjured.
  •well-known (adjective)
  • more somebody,
  • superstarrest,
  • most celeb,
  • super starrer,
  • super star,
  • super starrest,
  • well known,
  • wellknown,
  • in public eye,
  • superstarrer,
  • most somebody,
  • super-starrer,
  • in famous,
  • super-starrest,
  • super-star,
  • more celeb.
  •worthy (adjective)
  • top-drawer,
  • rightminded,
  • right minded,
  • A 1,
  • in-valuable,
  • topdrawer,
  • top notch,
  • in valuable.

• n.

  •
  • famous,
  • Famed,
  • high-ranking,
  • disgraced,
  • eminent,
  • renowned,
  • genuine,
  • important,
  • favored,
  • prominent,
  • irreproachable,
  • upstanding,
  • principled,
  • fine,
  • popular,
  • ignominious,
  • notable,
  • noted,
  • illustrious,
  • conspicuous,
  • celebrated.
  •
  • respect,
  • value,
  • praise.
  •esteemed (noun)
  • esteemed.
  •honored (noun)
  • honored.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • reliably,
  • reliability,
  • infallible,
  • solidity,
  • trusty.
  •
  • admirable,
  • dependable,
  • credible,
  • praiseworthy,
  • meritorious,
  • commendable,
  • deserving,
  • exemplary,
  • laudable.
  •
  • soundly,
  • sterling,
  • consistent.
  •
  • true.
  •
  • stable.
  •
  • firm.

Paraphrases for Reputable:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    respectable, respected.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    credible, prominent, reputed, accredited, authoritative, famous, honourable, dependable, esteemed, honorable, decent, world-renowned, world-famous, high-profile, notable, Regarded, celebrated, recognised, Deemed, recognized, Famed, recognizable, well-recognized, acknowledged.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    renowned, prestigious, reliable, reputational, well-known, trustworthy, reputation, distinguished, eminent, acclaimed, honest, serious, worthy, leading.

Antonyms for Reputable:

• adj.

  • all
    disreputable.
  • creditable
    unworthy, disrespected.
  • distinguished
    insignificant, unknown, ordinary, standard, unextraordinary, common.
  • estimable
    dishonorable, inestimable, poor, bad.
  • famous
    obscure, unremarkable, unnotable, inconspicuous.
  • good
    evil, sinful, unvirtuous, noxious, wicked, disagreeable, unpleasant, vile, immoral, detestable.
  • honest
    deceptive, false, dishonest, untruthful, treacherous, devious, fraudulent, lying, misleading.
  • noble
    undignified, unrefined, unsophisticated, ignoble.
  • prestigious
    modest, unimportant, unprestigious, humble.
  • reputable
    unrespected, untrustworthy, notorious.
  • Other antonyms:
    shadowy, undistinguished, louche.

• Other antonyms:

  • n.
    badness, contemptible, dishonourable, evilness, unrespectable.

Reputable Sentence Examples:

• The ladies present seemed harmless and reputable - looking people enough, but certainly they were not of the first fashion, and, except in a few instances, not Americans.

• It has availed itself of these great examples to such good purpose that the average of reputable verse written to - day is more instinct with feeling, more vitalised with thought, more satisfying in expression, than much which is studied and belauded and quoted because it was written a century or two ago.

Homophones for Reputable:

• repeatable, reputably, rift valley, refutable.