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Meanings of reputable in English

Having a good reputation.

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Usage of reputable in English
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In previous elections, the counts from reputable companies proved to be accurate.
Reuters
2
Didn't Mr. McKenzie suggest a reputable law firm for you to use?
The unincorporated man
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This is easily confirmed by consulting any reputable book on the subject.
The Irish Times
4
Second, I didn't have any idea where to find a reputable one.
Leaving Time
5
Seek recommendations from recruiters or other professional and reputable career services organisations.
News.com.au
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As a reputable consultant, you never say that, the unnamed consultant said.
News.com.au
7
He's not someone a reputable scientist would wish to be associated with.
The South African
8
Thoughts of Diana made phantoms of the reputable and their reverse alike.
Diana of the Crossways — Volume 5
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But again, it should only be carried out by reputable board-certified surgeons.
News.com.au
10
Facebook kept trying to weed out spammers and encourage more reputable applications.
The facebook effect: the inside story of the company that is con...
11
That is what happens when you don't have competent and reputable advisers.
BBC
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A dozen reputable firms were open to me but I was ambitious.
The Romance and Tragedy of a Widely Known Business Man of New Yo...
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Properly screened blood or components from a reputable source should be used.
Pubmed
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There had been legacies to live with, not all of them reputable.
Forge of Darkness
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Aside from his penchant for kinky sex, Vinnie was a reputable person.
Two for the dough
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In his professional life, Jerry is a less than reputable car salesman.
The Philosophy of the Coen Brothers
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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