dependable
[dih-pen-duh-buhl]
adjective
capable of being depended on; worthy of trust; reliable: a dependable employee.
Origin of dependable
Synonyms for dependable
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standing, prominence, name, character, influence, opinion, honor, notoriety, stature, position, prestige, fame, capacity, honesty, loyalty, stability, efficiency, ability, strength, supportExamples from the Web for dependability
Contemporary Examples of dependability
To the legacy qualities were added another: a higher standard of dependability.
And that dependability rested as much on the engines as on the airplane.
Historical Examples of dependability
You've been recommended as a man of high purpose and dependability.
The Black TideArthur G. Stangland
There was dependability in every warm freckle of Albert Eddie's face.
Emmy Lou's Road to GraceGeorge Madden Martin
Your most salable quality may be dependability, rather than quick thinking.
Certain SuccessNorval A. Hawkins
This important innovation places the standard of the published material very high, and it insures accuracy and dependability.
Aviation EnginesVictor Wilfred Pag
When dealing with him in other business ways rely on him and let him know you admire his dependability.
How to Analyze People on SightElsie Lincoln Benedict and Ralph Paine Benedict
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