Difference between Reputable and Estimable

REPUTABLE vs ESTIMABLE: NOUN

That which is valuable or highly esteemed; one who or that which is worthy of regard.
A thing worthy of regard.

Being in good repute; held in esteem; estimable: as, a reputable man or character; reputable conduct.
Consistent with good reputation; not mean or disgraceful.
Synonyms Respectable, creditable, honorable.

Authoritative, Reliable, Credible, Reputed, Accredited, Trustworthy, Well thought of, Honored, Estimable, Good, Honorable, Respectable, Prestigious, Esteemed, Respected

Inestimable, Unimpeachable, Inimitable, Worthy, Incomparable, Redoubtable, Evaluable, Invaluable, Computable, Calculable, Good, Reputable, Honorable, Respectable, Admirable

Authoritative, Reliable, Credible, Reputed, Accredited, Trustworthy, Well thought of, Honored, Estimable, Good, Honorable, Respectable, Prestigious, Esteemed, Respected

Inestimable, Unimpeachable, Inimitable, Worthy, Incomparable, Redoubtable, Evaluable, Invaluable, Computable, Calculable, Good, Reputable, Honorable, Respectable, Admirable

There are many more, from equally reputable sources.
Our agents are caring, compassionate, reputable and honest.
Purchase food from a reputable manufacturer and retailer.
No other reputable company makes anything similar, either.
Orders should only be placed with reputable printers.
Additionally, the methods shall be published in a reputable technical journal or text or by a reputable technical organization or instrument manufacturer.
Reputable companies tend to work with reputable companies.
But just like selecting a reputable contractor matters for the success of your recovery, so does choosing a reputable public adjuster.
When you have a fair number of backlinks from reputable sites, it signals to Google that your site is reputable, too.
As with any industry, there are reputable and not so reputable companies.

In fact he had many estimable qualities worthy of all praise.
He and his estimable wife make their home with Dr.
It is Independent, Negotiable, Valuable, Estimable, Sized Appropriately, Testable, etc.
This estimable writer has since passed to the Catholic communion.
She was an estimable woman, and died leaving three sons.
This estimable lady is the widow of John Ellis, deceased.
New Hampshire, an estimable and pious lady, wxlo survivedl him.
May I ask the name of this estimable young lady?
As shameless somewhere else faulty estimable satisfied of earnestly.
Although not currently estimable, these costs could be material.