Adjectives For Credit

Discover the most popular adjectives for describing credit, complete with example sentences to guide your usage.

Updated on March 16, 2024

The word 'credit' can be enhanced with various adjectives, each adding its own shade of meaning and context. Describing something as 'great credit' applauds exceptional achievement, while 'much credit' quantifies the accolade, often in relation to efforts or results. 'Public credit' shifts the focus to societal or communal recognition, highlighting broader acceptance or acknowledgment. When someone receives 'full credit,' it signifies complete recognition of their contributions, leaving no room for doubt. 'Proper credit' talks about giving due recognition, emphasizing fairness and appropriateness. Meanwhile, 'more credit' suggests an increase in acknowledgment or appreciation over time. Each adjective unlocks a new perspective on recognition and appreciation. Discover the full array of adjectives linked to 'credit' and how they can enrich your understanding below.

great	The company attributed its success to the great credit of its employees.
much	The book has much credit for her current position.
public	Government borrowing from public sources is expanding public credit
full	The student received full credit for the assignment.
proper	The researcher received proper credit for their discovery.
more	You'll have more credit when you pay your bills on time
little	Despite his recent successes, he received little credit for his work.
term	She took term credit for the summer class.
agricultural	Farmers often need to take out agricultural credit to cover production costs.
due	He received due credit for his hard work.
foreign	The foreign credit tax offset may not be claimed for taxes paid on foreign-sourced business income.
commercial	The company's commercial credit has been downgraded by the rating agency.
domestic	The central bank raised domestic credit to increase lending.
rural	The rural credit cooperatives provide financial services to farmers and other rural residents.
total	She got total credit for her work.

personal	He had excellent personal credit and a high income.
extra	The student earned extra credit by completing the optional assignment.
national	The national credit rating was downgraded by two notches.
academic	Students pursued research to earn academic credit
private	Private credit can provide borrowers with more flexibility and lower costs than traditional bank loans.
additional	The student earned additional credit for their exceptional work on the project.
easy	The easy credit has made it possible for many consumers to purchase goods and services that they otherwise could not afford.
greatest	The company has been given the greatest credit for its recent success.
institutional	The company received institutional credit to finance its operations and expansion.
cheap	Despite cheap credit many individuals struggle to make ends meet.
non
highest	He had the highest credit score of all the applicants.
less	I wish I had less credit card debt.
unified	The unified credit is a tax credit that is applied against your estate tax liability.
net	The company's net credit was $10 million.

enough	Her good academic performance gave her enough credit to get into a good college.
partial	He received partial credit for the work, as it was not entirely satisfactory.
financial	The bank offered me a financial credit to help me buy a new car.
considerable	He had a considerable credit in the community.
unlimited	She had unlimited credit so she bought whatever she wanted.
operative	The operative credit is given to the surgeon who performed the majority of the surgery.
international	Many banks offer international credit cards for travelers.
federal	The bank has been approved to issue federal credit to its customers
sufficient	The company has sufficient credit to cover its expenses.
available	The available credit on my account is running low.
maximum	He will be awarded a maximum credit of one dollar.
chief	He was a chief credit to his profession.
equal	I am entitled to equal credit terms regardless of my race, color, religion, national origin, sex, marital status, or age.
subsidized	Access to subsidized credit has been expanded to small businesses as part of the government's stimulus package.
cooperative	The cooperative credit union offers low-interest rates and flexible loan terms to its members.

sole	The scientists deserve sole credit for the medical breakthrough.
everlasting	The pioneering work of Marie Curie in radioactivity will always receive everlasting credit
infinite	"infinite credit" is a metaphor for unlimited access to financial resources.
adequate	The project requires adequate credit to complete on time.
extended	The store extended credit to the customer, allowing them to make purchases without paying immediately.
excess
formal	He has formal credit for courses in algebra, geometry, and statistics.
micro	Micro credit is a small loan given to poor people who do not have access to traditional banking services.
outstanding	He has an outstanding credit of 1000 dollars.
refundable	The refundable credit can be applied to taxes due on the following year's tax return.
eternal	His name will be held in eternal credit by the nation.
unused	The credit card had a high limit, but most of it was unused credit
lasting	The experience granted lasting credit to their abilities.
documentary	Documentary credit is a letter of credit issued by a bank that guarantees payment to the seller if the buyer fails to pay.
informal	Informal credit is often provided by local moneylenders or family members at high interest rates.

tax	The tax credit will help offset the cost of college tuition.
advanced	I was able to get advanced credit for my previous coursework.
bank	The company secured a $10 million bank credit to finance its expansion.
mercantile	Our mercantile credit is a convenient and flexible way to purchase the products and services you need.

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