respectable in Latin
respectable in Latin is reverendus — respectable means regarded well by others; proper and decent in behavior or appearance.
respectable in Latin
reverendus
Deserving respect.
What does "respectable" mean?
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adj Regarded well by others; proper and decent in behavior or appearance.
"She comes from a respectable family with no history of scandal."
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adj Fairly good in size, quality, or amount; decent though not outstanding.
"The team put up a respectable score despite losing the match."
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respectable in a sentence
- She comes from a respectable family with no history of scandal.
- He wore a respectable suit to the interview.
- The team put up a respectable score despite losing the match.
- He earns a respectable salary as a mid-level manager.
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What is "respectable" in Latin?
"respectable" in Latin is reverendus. respectable means: Regarded well by others; proper and decent in behavior or appearance.
How do you use "respectable" in a sentence?
Example: "She comes from a respectable family with no history of scandal." In Latin, "respectable" is reverendus.
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