reputable

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rep·ut·able BrE [ˈrepjətəbl] NAmE [ˈrepjətəbl] adjective
that people consider to be honest and to provide a good service
Syn: respected
•a reputable dealer/company/supplier
compare ↑disreputable

Word Origin:
[reputable] early 17th cent.: from obsolete French, or from medieval Latin reputabilis, from Latin reputare ‘reflect upon’, from re- (expressing intensive force) + putare ‘think’.

Example Bank:
•Customers who are tired of waiting turn to less reputable suppliers.
•He spent a lot of time hanging around the less reputable bars in Chicago.
•Some of the men looked less than reputable.
•a highly reputable company
•Buy your car from a reputable dealer.
•How do you know whether Internet traders are reputable or not?
•If you bought your computer from a reputable company, they should refund your money.