reliable

A common way to indicate a high degree of reliability.

Indicates complete and total reliability without any doubt.

Indicates 100% reliability.

Indicates reliability without any flaws.

Similar to 'completely', indicating total reliability.

Emphasizes a very high standard of reliability, often in technical or professional contexts.

A strong way to express complete reliability, often with an emotional emphasis.

Indicates a very high degree of reliability.

Indicates a satisfactory level of reliability.

Indicates that the reliability meets the minimum requirement for a specific purpose.

A more formal way to say 'reliable enough'.

Indicates a moderate or reasonable degree of reliability.

Indicates that something is mostly reliable but has some flaws.

Similar to 'not entirely', meaning not reliable in every aspect.

Used in the context of data and research to indicate that results are dependable from a statistical standpoint.

Used to state that someone or something has the quality of being reliable.

To be shown to be reliable over time or through testing.

To appear to be reliable based on initial impression.

To develop the quality of being reliable over time.

To believe or have the opinion that something is reliable.

Used for making comparisons, often to a standard of reliability.