Adjective
well-respected (comparative more well-respected, superlative most well-respected)
held in high respect; esteemed
well respected
According to a well-respected car accident lawyer in Maryland, an incredible attorney will help you earn the most money possible from your accident claim. Source: Internet
A long-standing pub in CAMRAs well-respected Good Beer Guide and a former national Pub of the Year winner, this perennial gem is the only pub with a heritage interior in Berkshire. Source: Internet
A well-respected and informed contributor to programmes such as Primetime and on the Public Accounts Committee, Cullinane was suddenly a household name but not for the reasons Waterford would have liked. Source: Internet
‘Andrew Neil is a very well-respected interviewer but there’s a subtle pulling of rank there, as soon as the banana comes out, the question that he’s been asked leaves the mind of the audience. Source: Internet
A few years ago I was shamed into only using stone-ground cornmeal, but the locals seem to have taken to instant polenta, which I was told wasn’t bad by a well-respected chef. Source: Internet
Both were well-educated and well-respected in the conservative community of Oak Park, a community about which resident Frank Lloyd Wright said, "So many churches for so many good people to go to". Source: Internet