Modifies a noun

• breeder: A caring reputable breeder has a very good insight into the behavior of their puppies.

• dealer: Instead go to a reputable dealer who will be able to advise you.

• tradesman: I dare say there is always some reputable tradesman 's wife or other going up.

• builder: These contacts will know of reputable builders in your area who they have dealings with.

• insurer: There are now a number of good quality reputable insurers offering very competitive premiums for the lower risk professions.

• jeweler: Shopping for an engagement ring online can be quite a good experience if you buy from reputable jewelers like Blue Nile and Mondera.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: The products are highly reputable from major blue chip pharma.

• extremely: Hotel Receptionist A Hotel Receptionist is required for an extremely reputable company on the outskirts of Exeter.

• very: They are a very well established company with a very reputable service.

• only: To organize travel to and from the project: Only reputable airlines are used and participants are given a return ticket.

• supposedly: I remember, for instance, a book from a generation ago by a supposedly reputable scholar.

• even: Even reputable design houses sometimes stray over the line between taking inspiration and infringing an existing design.

Used with adjective complement

• become: And I want to see politicians become more reputable, which is after all what this is all about.

• look: Several papers, such as the Independent, the Times, or the Guardian, look reputable.