well-respected
/ˌwɛlrɪˈspɛktɪd/adjective
Originally: †properly considered or regarded (obsolete ). Later: highly esteemed.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in William Allen (1532–1594), cardinal. From well + respect + -ed.
- I'll be bound
- ill-behaved
- (I'll) be seeing you
- ill-bred
- ill breeding
- ill-chosen
- ill-concealed
- ill-conceived
- ill-considered
- ill-defined
- ill-deserved
- ill-disciplined
- Antarctic Ocean
- Antarctic Peninsula
- Antarctic petrel
- Antarctic Pole
- Antarctic Sea
- Antarctic toothfish
- Antarctic Treaty
- Antarctic wolf
- Antares
- antbear
- antbird
- ant cap
- ant-catcher