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dependable

[dih-pen-duh-buhl] / dɪˈpɛn də bəl /


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But the company has struggled for years as inflation-weary consumers pass over its dependable brands in favor of cheaper generic options.

From Barron's

Because of this, they are better able to withstand gravitational tidal disruption, making them dependable tracers of faint and ghostly galaxies like CDG-2.

From Science Daily

With a growing catalog of confirmed mantle earthquakes and a dependable way to detect them, the team plans to investigate what triggers these rare events.

From Science Daily

The law reflects a hard truth—that the way a government treats religious minorities is a dependable indicator of its stability and trustworthiness as an international partner.

From The Wall Street Journal

As the world looks for dependable renewable energy solutions to address climate goals, innovations like this could help tap into the enormous, largely unused energy stored in the oceans.

From Science Daily