credited
/ˈkrɛdɪtɪd/
verb
- Past tense of credit: to believe that someone or something is responsible for something good.
- The chef credited her grandmother for teaching her how to cook.
- They credited the success of the project to the hard work of the volunteers.
- The scientist was credited with discovering the new element.
- Past tense of credit: to add money to a bank account or financial record.
- Her paycheck was credited to her savings account automatically.
- The bank credited my account with the refund this morning.
- The store credited my card for the returned item.
adjective
- Having received official recognition or acknowledgment for something.
- She is a credited author of three best-selling novels.
- The credited photographer won an award for her wildlife images.
- Only credited members can vote in the election.
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