| ACCREDITABLE | • accreditable adj. Able to be accredited. • ACCREDITABLE adj. capable of being accredited. |
| CREDITORSHIP | • creditorship n. The state of being a creditor, of being owed money. • CREDITORSHIP n. the state of being a creditor. |
| CREDITWORTHY | • creditworthy adj. (Finance) Deemed likely to repay debts. • creditworthy adj. (Finance) Having an acceptable credit rating. • credit-worthy adj. Alternative spelling of creditworthy. |
| DISACCREDITS | • DISACCREDIT v. to remove accreditation from. |
| DISCREDITING | • discrediting v. Present participle of discredit. • discrediting n. The act by which something is discredited. • DISCREDIT v. to refuse to believe in. |
| HEREDITAMENT | • hereditament n. (Law) Property which can be inherited. • hereditament n. Inheritance. • HEREDITAMENT n. inheritance; hereditable property. |
| HEREDITARIAN | • hereditarian n. One who advocates hereditarianism. • hereditarian adj. Pertaining to hereditarianism. • HEREDITARIAN n. an adherent of hereditarianism, the view that heredity is the major factor in determining human and animal behaviour, also HEREDITIST. |
| HEREDITARILY | • hereditarily adv. In a hereditary manner. • hereditarily adv. With regard to inheritance. • HEREDITARY adv. genetically transmitted or transmittable from parent to offspring. |
| MICROCREDITS | • microcredits n. Plural of microcredit. |
| MISCREDITING | • miscrediting v. Present participle of miscredit. • MISCREDIT v. (archaic) to disbelieve. |
| REACCREDITED | • reaccredited v. Simple past tense and past participle of reaccredit. • re-accredited v. Simple past tense and past participle of re-accredit. • REACCREDIT v. to accredit again. |
| UNACCREDITED | • unaccredited adj. Not accredited; lacking accreditation. • UNACCREDITED adj. not accredited. |
| UNCREDITABLE | • uncreditable adj. Not to be credited or believed. • uncreditable adj. (Obsolete) discreditable. • UNCREDITABLE adj. (obsolete) discreditable, also DISCREDITABLE. |