Creditable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CREDITABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• trustworthy
• (of a performance, effort, or action) deserving public acknowledgement and praise but not necessarily outstanding or successful
• Worthy of belief.
• Deserving or possessing reputation or esteem; reputable; estimable.
• Bringing credit, reputation, or honor; honorable; as, such conduct is highly creditable to him.
• worthy of often limited commendation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• worthy of belief

Words related to CREDITABLE

creditableness19 creditably18 trustworthy20

Words that contain CREDITABLE

accreditable19 uncreditable17 discreditable19 creditableness19 creditablenesse20 creditablenesses21

How to use CREDITABLE in a sentence

• And, really, the sale of such girls as these are said to be is not very creditable to the country.
• The first catalogue, published in the fall of 1850, showed a list of one hundred and five students, which was certainly a very creditable beginning.
• The Negro referred to was doing a creditable business and his wife took it upon herself to welcome foreigners, especially the French, who came that way.
• As a more homelike trophy Miss Blake had hung an elk head which she herself had laid low, a very creditable shot, though out of season.
• The former colored school house was a dingy looking building about a mile and a half away with only one young school teacher, who had, it is true, passed a creditable examination.
• Their University careers had been creditable, if not particularly conspicuous.
• In the Ordnance Department there is a decided and gratifying indication of progress, creditable to it and to the country.
• Beyond this point his career is not to be traced, but it is improbable that it was either creditable to him or edifying to his friends.
• It is not creditable to his country or his art, that the Life of Wedgwood should still remain unwritten.
• Still, considering the circumstances fairly and thoughtfully, it is difficult to deny that his boy companions showed creditable moderation in their treatment of him.
• Large and delighted audiences listened to the creditable performances of the young people, who showed in their parts the faithful work of teachers.
• The orations were, without exception, highly creditable.
• The murdered man had, independent of this, no small popularity of his own, which brought out for him a warm and active sympathy highly creditable to his memory.
• Now excess has many names, and many members, and many forms, and any of these forms when very marked gives a name, neither honourable nor creditable, to the bearer of the name.
• Though far from faultless, the presentation was creditable, in some details excellent.
• And it was also creditable in me, too, that I could overlook it.
• Ray for a book which, as a popular medical treatise, is really creditable to our literature.
• Now this is a pleasing fiction, and highly creditable to the light and airy fancy of the Moors.
• This was creditable, but not peculiar, and is not a fact of such a nature as to add to the exclusive claims of Christianity.
• Lord Penzance likewise displays a very creditable non-acquaintance with the disposition of authors one to another.
• His behaviour throughout was most creditable to him.
• By untiring labour he had got his mission into very creditable shape.
• Thomas Dudley came of an ancient family, the history of which, alike in the old and in the new England, has not been altogether creditable.
• But it certainly was well written and well delivered, and very creditable to the young orator.
• She has trained them to make good soldiers, well drilled because drilled by English officers, and making a creditable showing.
• In office work the high-school girl who has specialized in her training may make a very creditable showing.
• It was alike creditable to the Anglo-Saxon and the aboriginal arms.
• Henry was not her only parent, and if we suppose her to have been actuated by affection for her mother, her conduct may appear not pardonable only, but spirited and creditable.
• Most remarkable and most creditable! For the last two months, Mr.
• They shall require all parts of the premises to be kept in a neat, clean, and creditable condition, and report all defects that require repair or remedy.

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