Accredited is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACCREDITED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ACCREDIT, to accept as true
• attribute an action, saying, or quality to
• give credit to (someone) for something
• (of an official body) give authority or sanction to (someone or something) when recognized standards have been met
• give official authorization for (someone, typically a diplomat or journalist) to be in a particular place or to hold a particular post
ADJECTIVE:
• given official approval to act
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give official authorization to

Words related to ACCREDITED

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Words that contain ACCREDITED

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How to use ACCREDITED in a sentence

• His wonderful success is accredited to his incomparable tactics, keen eyesight and most remarkable skill.
• Accredited representatives of the family were required to be in residence there for the maintenance of Medici supremacy.
• The minister appointed to Spain proceeded soon after his appointment for Cadiz, the residence of the Sovereign to whom he was accredited.
• Before this amendment could be laid before the Government of Venezuela for acceptance a new minister of the United States was accredited to that Government.
• Revelation does not need to fear free rational criticism, for the Scriptures are accredited by their contents.
• So cant and pretence, however cunningly disguised by accredited maxims and accredited sentimentality, can for a moment deceive her sharp insight or her fresh sensibility.
• Ministerial ordination is not considered as imparting supernatural gifts, but as a solemnity marking the entrance of the accredited person into full recognition and office.
• By all the accredited rules of the logic of passion, Abdoul deserved her, rather than Meredith.
• Jefferson had installed himself as accredited minister to France after the return of Dr.
• It was said to be a remarkably truthful portrait of the great poet and divine, and it certainly agrees in all its proportions with the accredited portrait of Donne as a young man.
• That was one of his miracles long accredited by tradition.
• It was in Berlin that I met him, where, as an accredited international spy of the Iron Heel, I was received by him and afforded much assistance.
• He had advised against delegates to the convention being chosen, thinking that instead the Kentuckians should send accredited agents to treat with the Virginian government.
• As in the prologue of the book of Job, he is an accredited member of the divine hierarchy.
• This interview with the accredited representative of the law also had removed a certain weight from his mind.
• At this convention appeared the first fully accredited woman delegate, Mrs.
• Nuorteva, it should be added, is himself a strong supporter of the Bolsheviki, and is their accredited American representative.
• Most men did not, despite the fact that he was accredited with having slain two T-Bar-T cowboys.
• For that which is both new and true we must go duly accredited to the gods and await their pleasure.
• Hardie has lived to see an independent Labour Party of forty members in Parliament, and has himself been its accredited leader.
• However, be that as it may, the comparative pedestrian powers of man and horse have never yet been ascertained by any accredited match in England.
• My pass, for instance, does not describe me as a correspondent, but as an Englishman accredited by the British Embassy.
• They were more at liberty to take risks, on behalf of the journals to which they were accredited.
• Three discreet, well-informed, and distinguished citizens were selected as said Commissioners, and accredited to the President of the Northern States, Mr.
• Ignatius Donnelly, member of Congress from Minnesota, had written a book to prove that Lord Bacon was the veritable author of the plays usually accredited to Shakespeare.
• Even now French is only at last losing its status as the accredited tongue of diplomacy.
• The turtle is accredited with extraordinary sagacity and cunning.
• Finally, in the category of Sacred Art come two well-known pictures, both in public galleries, and both accredited to Giorgione.
• You will ask why I, an accredited agent in the employ of France, have not stepped in and arrested him.

Similar words containing ACCREDIT without suffix ed

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