reputable
adjectiveHow many syllables in reputable?
There are 4 syllables in the word reputable.How to pronounce reputable:
Definition of reputable:
- reputable (adjective):
- having a good reputation.
- trustworthy or respectable
- enjoying good repute held in esteem
Synonyms for reputable:
creditable
distinguished
esteemed
estimable
excellent
famed
famous
good
honorable
honored
honourable
honoured
legitimate
name
of good repute
prestigious
prominent
recognized
redoubtable
reliable
renowned
reputation
repute
reputed
respectable
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