accreditable
- adjective
- /əˈkrɛdɪtəbl/
- Her volunteer work was genuinely accreditable, and the community praised her efforts at the ceremony.
Examples
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Completing the project ahead of schedule was an accreditable achievement for the entire group.
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The team's accreditable performance earned them a special mention at the awards dinner.
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Her research is truly accreditable and deserves recognition.
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The committee found his contributions accreditable.
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Her volunteer work was genuinely accreditable, and the community praised her efforts at the ceremony.
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The team's accreditable performance earned them a special mention at the awards dinner.
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Completing the project ahead of schedule was an accreditable achievement for the entire group.
Synonyms
Causing people to admire it, like a building or performance, because it is very good
Deserving respect because of good or honest qualities
A person who behaves in a morally good way and deserves respect
Seen by people as good and socially acceptable
Having good qualities that make people respect you
A person or thing that many people respect and admire
Worth praising because it is good or done well
Worthy of praise for doing something good
Worthy of praise or reward for good work
Deserving approval or admiration
Worthy of praise though not excellent
Worth praise for good actions
Worthy of praise or reward
Worth getting something for doing something good
Antonyms
How Praiseworthy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Accreditable comes from credit and the Latin credere meaning 'to believe' or 'trust'. So when a person or action is accreditable, they 'deserve credit' or praise for being respectable.