Reputable

usgb/ˈrepjətəbl/
adjective

Known for being good and trustworthy in nature or quality.

She decided to invest her savings into a reputable company to ensure the security of her investment.
Visual representation of "reputable" - Known for being good and trustworthy in nature or quality.

Often appears as...

  • reputable source
  • reputable company

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Positive Implication

Using 'reputable' implies a positive opinion about someone's character or a company's business practices.

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He only does business with reputable suppliers.
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Quality Assurance

'Reputable' suggests that something or someone has a consistent history of being high in quality.

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She graduated from a reputable university.
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Not Newcomers

Often implies that the entity has been established for a period of time, not being new in the field.

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Our equipment comes from a reputable manufacturer with 30 years in the industry.
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