www.dictionary.com people... use it once and a while please... it's not hard to proofread something before airing it... makes your post or opinion all that more creditable.
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creditable and credible both work... which ever one you want to use is okay with me... I meant the former though.
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Christ... just spell the word(s) right and you'll never hear anything more on this topic from me again. And Oil Please, I don't know quite a few things (that's why I double check whatever doesn't look right), but one thing I am aware of is that teachers don't get paid enough money, so no thanks.
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once"in vs and" a while ?????
cred·it·a·ble Pronunciation Key (krd-t-bl)
adj.
Deserving of often limited praise or commendation: The student made a creditable effort on the essay.
Worthy of belief: a creditable story.
Deserving of commercial credit; creditworthy: a creditable customer.
That can be assigned.
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credit·a·bili·ty or credit·a·ble·ness n.
credit·a·bly adv.
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cred·i·ble Pronunciation Key (krd-bl)
adj.
Capable of being believed; plausible. See Synonyms at plausible.
Worthy of confidence; reliable.
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[Middle English, from Latin crdibilis, from crdere, to believe. See kerd- in Indo-European Roots.]
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credi·ble·ness n.
credi·bly adv.
Usage Note: Credible is widely but incorrectly used where credulous would be appropriate. Credulous means “believing too readily” or “gullible,” as in He was credulous (not credible) enough to believe the manufacturer's claims.
cred·it·a·ble Pronunciation Key (krd-t-bl)
adj.
Deserving of often limited praise or commendation: The student made a creditable effort on the essay.
Worthy of belief: a creditable story.
Deserving of commercial credit; creditworthy: a creditable customer.
That can be assigned.
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credit·a·bili·ty or credit·a·ble·ness n.
credit·a·bly adv.
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cred·i·ble Pronunciation Key (krd-bl)
adj.
Capable of being believed; plausible. See Synonyms at plausible.
Worthy of confidence; reliable.
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[Middle English, from Latin crdibilis, from crdere, to believe. See kerd- in Indo-European Roots.]
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credi·ble·ness n.
credi·bly adv.
Usage Note: Credible is widely but incorrectly used where credulous would be appropriate. Credulous means “believing too readily” or “gullible,” as in He was credulous (not credible) enough to believe the manufacturer's claims.
