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well-regarded

British

adjective

considered to be good morally, professionally, etc; esteemed

a well-regarded local MP

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The new research, published Monday by the Kiel Institute for the World Economy, a well-regarded German think tank, suggests that the impact of tariffs is likely to show up over time in the form of higher U.S. consumer prices.

From The Wall Street Journal

This person recalled how a well-regarded engineer at the company was having difficult runs in with Musk.

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They ran a small but well-regarded school; one of their teachers was a young H.G.

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Yeats, in 1963; later works include well-regarded studies of Wallace Stevens and John Keats.

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However, I do want to be well-regarded.

From Los Angeles Times

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