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13 Cards in this Set
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accredit
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to afficially recognize or approve as having met certain standards
to credit with; to attribute to accredited (adj.) |
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credence
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acceptance as true or valid; belief
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credential
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something that gives one confidence or authority; evidence of one's qualifications
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credibility
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believability; reliability; the power to inspire belief
credible (adj.) |
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creditable
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deserving of limited praise; sufficiently good
worthy of belief |
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credulous
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easily deceived; believing to readily; gullible
credulity (noun) credulousness (noun) |
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creed
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a system of beliefs, principles, or opinions
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discredit
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(verb) to damage in reputation; to disgrace
(verb) to caused to be distrusted or doubted (noun) lack of trust or belief; doubt |
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incredulous
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disbelieving; showing disbelief; skeptical
incredulity (noun) |
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miscreant
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an evildoer; a villian
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-cred-
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believe
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in-
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not
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mis-
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bad
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