credential (Meaning)

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credential (n)

a document attesting to the truth of certain stated facts

The job application required a list of relevant work experience and educational credentials.
The security guard checked the visitor's credentials before allowing them entry.
Earning her medical credentials took years of dedicated study and practice.
The online course offered a completion certificate that could be used as a credential on a resume.
The company prioritized hiring veterans with transferable skills and military credentials.
The journalist questioned the source's credentials before publishing the story.
The hacker managed to bypass the security system using stolen credentials.
Winning the prestigious award added to the artist's already impressive credentials.
The university required proof of vaccination as part of the health and safety credentials.
The online platform allowed users to verify their credentials through social media connections.

a document attesting to the truth of certain stated facts

sanction, certify, induct,approve, confirm, indorse, okay, validate, endorse, privilege

disallow, constrain, stop, hold back, prevent, bar, exclude, inhibit, shut out, hold back

The job application required a list of relevant work experience and educational credentials.

The security guard checked the visitor's credentials before allowing them entry.

Earning her medical credentials took years of dedicated study and practice.

The online course offered a completion certificate that could be used as a credential on a resume.