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credit
noun as in recognition; trust
noun as in reputation, status
noun as in deferred payment arrangement; assets
verb as in believe, depend on
verb as in accredit, assign to
Strongest match
Example Sentences
A more plausible threat to market calm, in their view, would be the ructions in the credit market.
Dimon warned that there could be more credit problems unfolding for banks.
He also warned the failure could portend more problems lurking in credit markets.
The third-quarter data does not reflect the full effect of the state’s newly bolstered film and TV tax credit program, which was passed this summer.
He may yet claim the left-back berth if Tuchel is unable to find a better alternative but he cannot rely on past credit.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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