reputability (Meaning)
reputability (n)
honorableness by virtue of being respectable and having a good reputation
Synonyms & Antonyms of reputability
Synonyms:
- scrupulousness
- conscientiousness
- nobility
- justice
- virtue
- morality
- incorruptibility
- respectability
- virtuousness
- decency
- fairness
Antonyms:
- corruptibility
- criminality
- shamelessness
- criminality
- decadence
- corruptibility
- perversion
- profligacy
- dishonor
- debasement
- dissipation
- lowness
- corruptness
- dissipation
- looseness
- degradation
- degradation
- degeneracy
- dissoluteness
- decadence
- baseness
- baseness
- disgrace
- venality
- depravity
- dishonor
- dishonesty
- shamelessness
- depravity
- degeneracy
- disgrace
- looseness
- debasement
- dishonesty
- corruption
- profligacy
- lowness
- corruption
- venality
- perversion
- dissoluteness
- corruptness
reputability Sentence Examples
- The doctor's reputability was impeccable, inspiring unwavering trust among patients.
- The firm's reputability in the industry ensured a steady stream of lucrative contracts.
- The researcher's reputability was tarnished by allegations of falsifying data.
- The school's reputability attracts students from all over the country.
- The politician's reputability suffered a blow after a string of scandals.
- The bank's reputability is essential for maintaining customer confidence.
- The charity's reputability was questioned due to concerns about its financial management.
- The company's reputability is built upon years of providing exceptional customer service.
- The lawyer's reputability was compromised by a history of unethical behavior.
- The university's reputability is a significant factor in its ability to recruit top scholars.
FAQs About the word reputability
honorableness by virtue of being respectable and having a good reputation
scrupulousness, conscientiousness, nobility, justice, virtue, morality, incorruptibility,respectability, virtuousness, decency
corruptibility, criminality, shamelessness, criminality, decadence, corruptibility, perversion, profligacy, dishonor, debasement
The doctor's reputability was impeccable, inspiring unwavering trust among patients.
The firm's reputability in the industry ensured a steady stream of lucrative contracts.
The researcher's reputability was tarnished by allegations of falsifying data.
The school's reputability attracts students from all over the country.
