accredit Synonyms
Strongest:
- disqualify
- discourage
- discourage
- inhibit
- constrain
- disallow
- impede
- obstruct
- stop
- exclude
- prevent
- hinder
- constrain
- exclude
- obstruct
- hinder
- deny
- deny
- inhibit
- prevent
- disqualify
- disallow
- stop
- impede
Strong:
- veto
- enjoin
- hold-back
- shut-out
- prohibit
- bar
- bar
- prohibit
- disbar
- block
- shut-out
- ban
- veto
- forbid
- ban
- forbid
- hold-back
- enjoin
- disbar
- block
Weak:
accredit Meaning
accredit (v)
grant credentials to
provide or send (envoys or embassadors) with official credentials
ascribe an achievement to
accredit (v. t.)
To put or bring into credit; to invest with credit or authority; to sanction.
To send with letters credential, as an ambassador, envoy, or diplomatic agent; to authorize, as a messenger or delegate.
To believe; to credit; to put trust in.
To credit; to vouch for or consider (some one) as doing something, or (something) as belonging to some one.
accredit Sentence Examples
- The university chose to accredit the new program to ensure its quality and recognition.
- The organization worked diligently to accredit its training courses, enhancing their credibility in the industry.
- The government decided to accredit certain healthcare facilities to maintain high standards of patient care.
- To gain international recognition, the institution sought to accredit its academic degrees.
- The laboratory underwent a rigorous evaluation process to accredit its testing procedures.
- As a qualified professional, she was proud to be accredited by the relevant industry association.
- The journalist was accredited to cover the high-profile event, allowing access to exclusive interviews.
- The business aimed to accredit its environmental practices, emphasizing sustainability and eco-friendly initiatives.
- The certification body decided to accredit the manufacturing plant based on its adherence to safety standards.
- Accredited professionals often have an advantage in job markets, as their expertise is officially recognized.
FAQs About the word accredit
grant credentials to, provide or send (envoys or embassadors) with official credentials, ascribe an achievement toTo put or bring into credit; to invest with cr
attribute,ascribe, impute, refer,credit, blame, put down,lay, chalk up, father (on)
disqualify, discourage, discourage, inhibit, constrain, disallow, impede, obstruct, stop, exclude
The university chose to accredit the new program to ensure its quality and recognition.
The organization worked diligently to accredit its training courses, enhancing their credibility in the industry.
The government decided to accredit certain healthcare facilities to maintain high standards of patient care.
To gain international recognition, the institution sought to accredit its academic degrees.
