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• n  honorableness by virtue of being respectable and having a good reputation

• John Roach Straton, Charles Sumner and the other "reformers" of this wicked world have precluded the survival of any element of general reputability in our amusements.
• Despite the profession's general reputability and the fact that 38 states recognize three-fourths of the nation's 13,000 osteopaths as qualified practitioners of all branches of .
• Another potential risk is to the financial reputability of the bank itself.

• respectability

• unrespectability
• disreputability

News & Articles

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• PennWell's Brazil Events are Endorsed by U.S. Department of Commerce
  LONDON, July 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- PennWell's Brasil-based co-located power events, POWER-GEN Brasil, HydroVision Brasil and DistribuTECH Brasil, are receiving backing from the U.S. Department of Commerce (USDOC). This official vetting by the USDOC solidifies the reputability of these...
  July 30, 2013 - PR Newswire

Quotes

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• D Jeffrey Meldrum in Washington Post
  He has a history of lack of reputability,Meldrum said.