Creditably is valid Scrabble Word

Is creditably a scrabble word?
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10 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for CREDITABLY in dictionary:

VERB:

In a creditable manner; reputably; with credit.

ADVERB:

CREDITABLE, trustworthy
to a tolerably worthy extent
in a credible manner that is able to be believed.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

worthy of belief

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How to use CREDITABLY in a sentence

He was a most respectable man, although not of commanding abilities, and discharged his duties creditably in the absence of exciting questions.
It would seem that he creditably discharged his clerical duties.
His subsequent appointments fell within the bounds of the West Wisconsin Conference, in all of which he acquitted himself creditably.
Brother Lawton entered the Rock River Conference this year, and in this, his first appointment, acquitted himself creditably.
In all these fields he had acquitted himself creditably, and was now doing a good work at Brandon.
Before she had practised two months, though by no means yet as good as Bianca, she had been able to sustain a long bout with her very creditably indeed.
He had expected that Annette would acquit herself creditably, but she had far exceeded his most sanguine expectations.
He bore this cross very creditably, and helped me to explore all places where my soldier might be lying among the crowds of wounded.
Here, whether creditably or not, was Dick Livingstone accounted for.
It was not only done, but it was done creditably and as economically as possible, considering the conditions at that time.

That this important work was splendidly, creditably, and economically done no fair-minded person who is familiar with the facts will question or dispute.
I had a military training, I did very creditably as a student at Sandhurst, I served with the colours, and I attained the rank of captain.
Where they have been able to equip hospitals the work has been very creditably done.
This person was a Polish schoolmaster, who bore a striking likeness to the real Dimitri, and who was sufficiently intelligent to play his part creditably.
All things considered Cecil carried it off creditably, and greeted her unexpected visitor with sufficient cordiality.
My own wonder always is, how any human being with the ordinary passions of his race can conduct his business, or even himself, creditably, within a hundred yards of the invention.
And this time he managed to acquit himself creditably.
In his brief campaign in France, he had conducted himself creditably, but had come away with a distaste for the service, as it was then conducted.
He selected a lesson with which he was familiar, and managed the reading very creditably.
The line, composed of depot battalions, and of the regiments which Vinoy brought back from Mezieres, without being equal to old seasoned troops, have fought creditably.
The best assurance of that qualification was believed to be service creditably rendered in the several departments of the United States Army before resigning from it.
In the campaign of 1864 he was placed at the head of the Army of the James, which he commanded creditably in several battles.
Considering the raw and heterogeneous materials out of which the huge armies of the North have been formed, the individual instances of personal cowardice are creditably rare.
Thought you were made of the right stuff to do it creditably.
Ah, yes, yes, very creditably would you wear my crown.
He was more creditably and fully employed then she had ever known him.
Peter Champneys occupying the foreground, and occupying it creditably, too.
He may or may not have learned to sing, and enough of music to play creditably on lyre or harp.
These included some personal adventures, in all of which he figured very creditably.
These were now partly of a conversational character, and, as Harry was thoroughly in earnest, it was not long before he was able to speak quite creditably.
He employed it creditably and without ostentation, and spent none of it in social display in London.
At Paris they found a professional runner, and I resumed my uniform, very thankful to get out of the profession so creditably.
He is a member of the bar of several States, and has been creditably engaged in public life in Washington.
The regular examination was made and he passed creditably.
Fernolia had learned to admire herself in her smart apron and cap, and to serve creditably enough.
The difficulty is that the fact that he was creditably employed in a service of benefit to the country is not satisfactorily shown.
Asquith came out of that tremendous ordeal creditably, but not, I think, as a great national hero.

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