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Adjective(1) worthy of respect,deserving of esteem and respect,large in amount or extent or degree,good,honest,substantial,ample(2) worthy of respect(3) deserving of esteem and respect(4) large in amount or extent or degree(5) good(6) honest(7) substantial(8) ample

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(1) Her CD sales were respectable , but never amounted to the blockbuster numbers her label and industry types projected.(2) Maybe it would make her more respectable , more proper.(3) You refuse to change to become like the rest of respectable society.(4) The rest of the crew got the hint from her glare and piled a respectable amount on their plates.(5) As stated above, this gives us, temporarily, a crude seasonal adjustment while we build up more respectable sample sizes.(6) There is a decent amount of room in the rear and the boot is well shaped, taking a respectable amount of luggage.(7) But one of the biggest issues facing the agencies is that these dealers appear to live ordinary lives and often embed themselves in so-called respectable society.(8) To understand the reasons behind this concern, consider the small sizes into which very respectable yields can be packaged.(9) I like her immensely, even though I harbor a respectable amount of fear every time I have to converse with her.(10) For in the realm of diagnosis and treatment negligence is not established by preferring one respectable body of opinion to another.(11) He had a good competition and placed a respectable fifth against established gymnasts.(12) Sprigs of table coral have become established on the wreckage, some now a respectable size.(13) In front of her was a fish tank modified to carry a respectable amount of lizards.(14) And what makes it all the more bizarre is that this dark indictment of a racist and neurotic world was written by a respectable lady who was probably a pillar of that very society.(15) By 1891 the desertion rate had fallen to a more respectable 6.2 percent.(16) In the time of Christ, a Roman could buy a respectable suit of clothes for about an ounce of gold coin.