credentials Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
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Strongest:
- prevents
- discourages
- shuts-out
- bans
- discourages
- excludes
- stops
- blocks
- prevents
- bars
- hinders
- holds-back
- holds-back
- stops
- constrains
- inhibits
- blocks
- bars
- inhibits
- denies
- excludes
- shuts-out
- hinders
- bans
- constrains
- denies
Strong:
- proscribes
- vetoes
- impedes
- proscribes
- disqualifies
- obstructs
- outlaws
- forbids
- prohibits
- disfranchises
- obstructs
- disallows
- forbids
- disbars
- disbars
- enjoins
- outlaws
- prohibits
- vetoes
- enjoins
- disallows
- impedes
- disqualifies
- disfranchises
- disenfranchises
- disenfranchises
Weak:
credentials Meaning
credentials (n)
a document attesting to the truth of certain stated facts
credentials Sentence Examples
- The actor's impressive filmography served as strong credentials for the leading role.
- She double-checked her login credentials before accessing the secure online portal.
- The company prioritized hiring candidates with both relevant experience and strong academic credentials.
- The journalist meticulously verified the source's credentials before publishing their claims.
- The musician's recent Grammy win added considerable weight to his already impressive musical credentials.
- The new security system required two-factor authentication with additional credentials for access.
- The museum curator carefully examined the artifact's provenance and credentials before accepting it into the collection.
- The online course promised to equip students with the skills and credentials needed for a career in web development.
- He felt insecure despite his years of experience, questioning whether his credentials were enough for the prestigious internship.
- The pilot presented his flight credentials and underwent a routine security check before takeoff.
FAQs About the word credentials
a document attesting to the truth of certain stated facts
qualification, capability, expertise, ability, competence,stuff, talent, competency, goods, aptitude
prevents, discourages, shuts out, bans, discourages, excludes, stops,blocks, prevents, bars
The actor's impressive filmography served as strong credentials for the leading role.
She double-checked her login credentials before accessing the secure online portal.
The company prioritized hiring candidates with both relevant experience and strong academic credentials.
The journalist meticulously verified the source's credentials before publishing their claims.
