reputable

adjective (reputable)

«reputable» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Known to be honest, reliable and good; having a good reputation. tree →

In the lessons

In everyday safety: use reputable websites for homework; buy pets from reputable breeders; adults choose reputable builders. Phrases: «a reputable company», «a reputable source».

Examples

Only use reputable websites for your research. tree →
We bought our puppy from a reputable breeder. tree →
Dad asked a reputable builder to fix the roof. tree →
The news came from a reputable source. tree →
Choose a reputable charity to give to. tree →
A reputable shop gives you a receipt. tree →

Note

Stress on the first syllable: REP-yoo-ta-bul. Opposite: «disreputable». Related: «reputation». Online safety: a reputable source is trusted, checked and well known.

On Mova

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