Adjective:

अवलंबन के योग्य, भरोसे के लायक़, भरोसे का,

dependable's Usage Examples:

Compulsive personalities are conscientious, reliable, dependable, orderly, and methodical, but with an inflexibility that often makes them incapable of adapting to changing circumstances.

Today Omega's fashionable and dependable Speedmaster is the watch of choice for Agent 007, James Bond, and many celebrities from film, sports and music adore their Omega watches.

Many parents choose center-based care because they believe the presence of multiple caregivers, larger groups of children, and state inspections make them both safer and more dependable.

This dependable economy chain's Wharf location provides guests with microwaves, refrigerators and VCRs in all rooms, within walking distance to the Wharf, North Beach and Chinatown as well.

Aaron was the serious one, probably the most dependable.

Although metal pronged cleats are dependable when you're running around the infield or catching fly balls way out in right field, the disadvantage of metal baseball cleats is often the same as the initial advantage.

Look for a men's sports watch that has a battery and wristband that will be easy to replace (i.e. go with a sports watch made by a well-known and dependable company, like Timex or Jaeger).

Even many police and fire departments depend on Harleys - if these bikes are trusted and dependable enough for law enforcement and rescue personnel, they can be counted on for the recreational rider as well as the bike enthusiast.

Although these brands can be on the pricey side, for children who really need dependable warmth for a long winter season because of where their family lives, these high-quality jackets can be worth investing in.

This is more dependable.

Synonyms:

trustworthy, tested, undeviating, tried and true, time-tested, tried, sure, trusty, reliable, certain,

Antonyms:

uncertain, uncertainty, unreliable, untrustworthy, undependable,