reputable individuals Synonym

standards, conventions, rules, guidelines, principles, criteria, benchmarks, customs, traditions, protocols, regulations, codes, practices, mores, statutes, ordinances, precepts, canons, doctrines, tenets, dogmas, axioms, maxims, laws, decrees, edicts, mandates, directives, prescriptions, policies, frameworks, rubrics, formulas, paradigms, models, archetypes, patterns, exemplars, blueprints, templates, usages, habits, routines, rituals, formalities, proprieties, decorums [x]

biases, preconceptions, prejudgments, partialities, predispositions, discriminations, stereotypes, bigotries, prepossessions, prejudicial attitudes [x]

societies, groups, collectives, populations, networks, circles, associations, clans, tribes, neighborhoods, communes, coalitions, alliances, partnerships, fellowships, guilds, unions, federations, leagues, confederations, cooperatives, assemblies, congregations, crowds, gatherings, clusters, huddles, packs, bands, teams, crews, squads, parties, factions, sects, orders, brotherhoods, sisterhoods, fraternities, sororities, settlements, hamlets, villages, towns, municipalities, boroughs, districts [x]

dependable, trustworthy, consistent, steady, faithful, secure, solid, sure, unfailing, constant, steadfast, sound, certain, proven, reputable, safe, true, loyal, predictable, accurate, credible, authentic, genuine, honest, responsible, stable, unwavering, devoted, firm, tried-and-true, staunch, unerring, infallible, sure-fire, foolproof, rock-solid, bankable, guaranteed, unshakeable, unswerving [x]

repute, standing, status, prestige, esteem, regard, renown, fame honor, respect, recognition, prominence, distinction, notoriety, character, name, credit, influence, cachet, eminence, stature, image, position, worth, dignity, honorableness [x]

civilization, society, customs, traditions, heritage, lifestyle, mores, values, norms, practices, way of life, ethos, folklore, habits, beliefs, arts, humanities, refinement, cultivation, sophistication, enlightenment, education, breeding, background, upbringing, socialization, acculturation, milieu, environment, scene, subculture, way of living, way of being, social fabric, social order, social structure, social system, social heritage, social legacy, social customs, social traditions, social practices, social norms, social values, social mores, social habits, social beliefs [x]

overindulge, binge, gorge, devour, glut, overeat, stuff, pig out, wolf down, gobble, engorge, cram, overfeed, overfill, surfeit, overgorge, overstuff, overimbibe, overdrink, overuse [x]

brotherhood, fellowship, camaraderie, association, society, alliance, guild, order, club, union, organization [x]

humankind, mankind, human race, people, human beings, Homo sapiens, society, civilization, populace, mortals, the human species, the human population, the human family, the human community, the human collective, the human world, the human condition, the human experience, the human element, the human factor, the human aspect, the human side, the human nature, the human spirit, the human soul, the human heart, the human mind, the human, the human body, the human form, the human figure, the human shape, the human frame, the human structure, the human organism, the human entity, the human individual, the human person, the human subject, the human character, the human identity, the human personality, the human essence, the human core, the human substance, the human material, the human matter, the human stuff, the human flesh [x]

reincorporate, readmit, reintroduce, restore, reestablish, reunite, reinstate, reinsert, reinclude, rejoin [x]

serfs, farmers, laborers, countrymen, rustics, yokels, villeins, commoners, tillers, agricultural workers, field hands, plowmen, cottagers, homesteaders, husbandmen, peons, vassals, tenant farmers, crofters, smallholders, farmhands, agrarians, rural folk, bumpkins, hicks, provincials, clodhoppers, boors, churls, swains, yeomen, sodbusters, grangers, gleaners, hayseeds, dirt farmers, sharecroppers, landworkers, groundlings, earth tillers, farm laborers, soil tillers, backwoodsmen, hillbillies, rednecks, country bumpkins, rustic folk, pastoralists, agronomists [x]

compliance, adherence, obedience, acquiescence, submission, agreement, accordance, alignment, congruence, harmony, similarity, likeness, uniformity, consistency, observance, assent, consent, concurrence, respect, deference, subservience, docility, tractability, conventionality, orthodoxy, traditionalism, regularity, sameness, homogeneity, standardization, integration, assimilation, adaptation, adjustment, fitting in, following the crowd, going along, toeing the line, abidance, conformance, allegiance, loyalty, faithfulness, devotion, dutifulness, subordination [x]

persecuted, subjugated, downtrodden, repressed, tyrannized, mistreated, exploited, suppressed, victimized, dominated, abused, marginalized, beleaguered, enslaved, burdened, overpowered, crushed, constrained, subservient, trampled, coerced [x]

reliable, trustworthy, consistent, steady, faithful, loyal, responsible, solid, secure, sure, unfailing, steadfast, constant, predictable, unwavering, sound, certain, safe, stable, true, devoted, committed, staunch, resolute, firm, unshakable, enduring, unerring, accurate, precise, punctual, timely, diligent, conscientious, meticulous, scrupulous, careful, attentive, thorough, methodical, systematic, organized, disciplined, dependable [x]

ostracizing, excluding, sidelining, alienating, isolating, disenfranchising, shunning, neglecting, ignoring, rejecting, segregating, discriminating, devaluing, belittling, diminishing, trivializing, underestimating, undervaluing, disparaging, downgrading, minimizing, dismissing, overlooking, slighting, snubbing, bypassing, disregarding, marginalising [x]