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Meanings of great respectability in English
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Usage of great respectability in English
1
He was a hard-featured, sententious, snuffy individual, of some learning, and great respectability.
2
The notice speaks of him as an American gentleman of wealth and great respectability.
3
Even the commonest restaurant had great respectability to him.
4
His parents were persons of great respectability and integrity.
5
Here there are bedrooms, a sort of quiet tap-room of very great respectability, and the kitchens.
6
This gave him fame and great respectability.
7
He was for many years employed by Joshua Humphreys, a ship-carpenter of great respectability in the District of Southwark.
8
Mr. William Thompson was a worthy man, who subsequently became a shipmaster and merchant of great respectability in Portsmouth.
9
Some were men of great respectability in the community where they lived, and doubtless remain so to the present day.
10
Once there was a fine ranch owned by a man who had two lovely daughters-girlsof great respectability and refinement.
11
Your counsel, Richard Harrison, Esquire, is a man of great respectability, and a perfectly safe repository of such a secret.
12
Knox found at this time a patron remarkable, says Dr. M'Crie, "for great respectability of character," Erskine of Dun.
13
Mr. Joseph Harford, a man of fortune, of great respectability of character, and of considerable influence, had attached himself to the cause.
14
He was the son of one of the depute clerks to the Supreme Court, not an elevated position, though one of great respectability.
15
His father had entered into commerce, and left a flourishing firm and a name of great respectability in his profession to his son.
16
I thought the man might be a soldier; while the two females had an air of great respectability, though not in the least of fashion.
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