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credible

trustworthy, believable




Franklin was very credible for the work he did.



agnostic

programmed to run on any computer operating system.

credit

approval of an action or talent




The boy felt really bad because he took credit for something he did not do.

cognition

knowledge, awareness




The girl had cognition about what stores had the discounted prices.

prognosticate

to forecast what will happen'predict




The people at a news station prognosticate what the weather will be like in the next week.

credentials

documents or other evidence indicating that someone has authority or is an expert.




I have many credentials to be a babysitter.

prognosis

a prediction, made by some one with medical knowledge, about how much harm a disease might cause




The doctor gives a prognosis if you are feeling sick.

accredited

give authority or responsibility.




My boss accredited me for doing a great job on my assignment.

recognizance

knowledge that a person is legally required to perform an action.




I have recognizance because I work for legal department.

incognito

disguised so that's one true identity can not be known.




I am incognito when I am ghosting.

cognizant

aware of, knowing about




I am cognizant about my math test on Monday.

incredulous

doubting, not believing




I feel incredulous when I have a quiz that I have not studied for.

dominate

most influential and powerful




He was the most dominate man in the room

magnitude

largeness of scale

burly

big, heavy, strong




A man who works at the gym becomes burly with time.

massive

huge, gigantic




A man who takes steroids becomes massive in a short while because he doesn't need to work at it.

durable

lasting a long time, not wearing out.




The binders from staples are extremely durable.

vigorous

in good health, able to engage in physically tasks.




When the mans foot heals he will become vigorous again.

brawny

muscular, physically strong.




Body builders are extremely brawny.

sturdy

having strength, strong; firm




My bike is sturdy because when I road into a mailbox it stayed in tack.

gno

Greek version of to know

cogn

Latin version of to know

cred

to believe