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Definition of credit
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of credit is as below...
Credit
(n.) That which tends to
procure,
or add to,
reputation
or
esteem;
an
honor..
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Envoy
::
Envoy (n.) One
dispatched
upon an
errand
or
mission;
a
messenger;
esp., a
person
deputed
by a
sovereign
or a
government
to
negotiate
a
treaty,
or
transact
other
business,
with a
foreign
sovereign
or
government;
a
minister
accredited
to a
foreign
government.
An
envoy's
rank is below that of an
ambassador..
Kite
::
Kite (n.)
Fictitious
commercial
paper used for
raising
money or to
sustain
credit,
as a check which
represents
no
deposit
in bank, or a bill of
exchange
not
sanctioned
by sale of
goods;
an
accommodation
check or
bill..
Credited
::
Credited
(imp. & p. p.) of
Credi.
Credential
::
Credential
(n.)
Testimonials
showing
that a
person
is
entitled
to
credit,
or has right to
exercise
official
power,
as the
letters
given by a
government
to an
ambassador
or
envoy,
or a
certificate
that one is a duly
elected
delegate..
Uncredit
::
Uncredit
(v. t.) To cause to be
disbelieved;
to
discredit.
Injurious
::
Injurious
(a.)
Causing
injury
or harm;
hurtful;
harmful;
detrimental;
mischievous;
as, acts
injurious
to
health,
credit,
reputation,
property,
etc..
Credit
::
Credit
(n.)
Reputation
derived
from the
confidence
of
others;
esteem;
honor;
good name;
estimation.
Credit
::
Credit
(v. t.) To
confide
in the truth of; to give
credence
to; to put trust in; to
believe.
Assignment
::
Assignment
(n.) The
transfer
of the
property
of a
bankrupt
to
certain
persons
called
assignees,
in whom it is
vested
for the
benefit
of
creditors..
Reckon
::
Reckon
(v. i.) To come to an
accounting;
to make up
accounts;
to
settle;
to
examine
and
strike
the
balance
of debt and
credit;
to
adjust
relations
of
desert
or
penalty.
Subrotund
::
Subrogation
(n.) The
substitution
of one
person
in the place of
another
as a
creditor,
the new
creditor
succeeding
to the
rights
of the
former;
the mode by which a third
person
who pays a
creditor
succeeds
to his
rights
against
the
debtor..
Honor
::
Honor (n.) Fame;
reputation;
credit.
Balance
::
Balance
(n.) To make the sums of the
debits
and
credits
of an
account
equal;
-- said of an item; as, this
payment,
or
credit,
balances
the
account..
Solid
::
Solid (a.) Fig.:
Worthy
of
credit,
trust,
or
esteem;
substantial,
as
opposed
to
frivolous
or
fallacious;
weighty;
firm;
strong;
valid;
just;
genuine..
Discrediting
::
Discrediting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Discredi.
Credit
::
Credit
(n.)
Influence
derived
from the good
opinion,
confidence,
or favor of
others;
interest..
Credit
::
Credit
(n.) A
ground
of, or title to,
belief
or
confidence;
authority
derived
from
character
or
reputation..
Credit
::
Credit
(n.) Trust given or
received;
expectation
of
future
playment
for
property
transferred,
or of
fulfillment
or
promises
given;
mercantile
reputation
entitling
one to be
trusted;
--
applied
to
individuals,
corporations,
communities,
or
nations;
as, to buy goods on
credit..
Detract
::
Detract
(v. t.) To take
credit
or
reputation
from; to
defame.
Daybook
::
Daybook
(n.) A
journal
of
accounts;
a
primary
record
book in which are
recorded
the debts and
credits,
or
accounts
of the day, in their
order,
and from which they are
transferred
to the
journal..
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