reliable
বিশ্বস্ত
definition
noun
the supporting cast includes old reliables like Mitchell
a person or thing with trustworthy qualities.
adjective
a reliable source of information
consistently good in quality or performance; able to be trusted.
translation of 'reliable'
আস্থাভাজন,
নির্ভরযোগ্য,
বিশ্বাসযোগ্য
adjective
বিশ্বাস্য,
বিশ্বাসযোগ্য,
আপ্তকারী,
বিশ্বস্ত
example
a 'reliable' witness
The attempt will be to project Kerala as 'reliable' supplier of quality flowers to Europe.
As a result, some animal experiments are underpowered and provide little 'reliable' information.
Transforming advertising into 'reliable' information is probably impossible.
Health services are responsible for ensuring the information exists and is 'reliable' and accessible.
She's my best friend and she vowed to me that she had received this intelligence from a 'reliable' source.
The foetuses proved to be a 'reliable' source and the blood sugar level reduced.
it's a 'reliable' test
What we all need, whether to avoid illness or to be restored to health is a 'reliable' source of learned advice.
Higher quality research is necessary to provide 'reliable' information to guide clinical practice.
The United Kingdom has no 'reliable' information on requirements for liver transplantation.
It takes long enough to track down a 'reliable' set of information sources for domestic companies anyway.
In fact, when you look closely, the Net is not a very 'reliable' source of information at all.
Now the debate has shifted to what is the best and most 'reliable' measure of our economic performance.
The difficulty in obtaining 'reliable' information makes some assessments impossible.
There is also need to help them begin investing in housing anew as it is a very 'reliable' source of income.
If you get it pure from a 'reliable' source, it gives you the energy to pursue a project to the very end and get it as right as it will ever get.
However, I went further than this in seeking 'reliable' information from victims.
In the absence of 'reliable' sources, we can only guess at the process of societal formation.
We have a 'reliable' supply of grains and very good quality water supply so we have something to work with.
It is difficult for producers to gain access to 'reliable' price information.
Over a quarter of the population has no proper shelter and no 'reliable' source of food.
she's 'reliable'
Of course, these proxies for 'reliableness' - links, market evaluation, geographic proximity - wouldn't be perfect.
Tax increases on the old 'reliables' like cigarettes usually come in with immediate effect after the December 1 Budget.
However, Wakeford questions the fairness and 'reliability' of the judgments to be made by the team of assessors.
It is always an enjoyable evening and I am 'reliably' informed that the questions won't be too hard this year.
The flaws are such that they must bring the 'reliability' and integrity of the whole of the Report into dispute.
Its 'reliability' depends, as I will explain later, on how reliable we are at knowing when to think twice.
It was simple, really, but as with everything Dennis did, quietly, 'reliably' perfect.
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