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View usage for: accredited in British English (əˈkrɛdɪtɪd) adjective1. diplomacy appointed and having official credentials fully accredited diplomats 2. education certified or guaranteed as meeting required standards an accredited college of Brunel University 3. officially recognized; sanctioned; authorized an accredited list of suppliers Examples of 'accredited' in a sentenceaccredited An accredited diplomat, he was clever, well-read and interested in the arts, as one would expect from someone in such a post.Her father, as an accredited photographer, might even be recording the scene on film and in as much danger as the fighting men. Synonyms of 'accredited'authorized, official, commissioned, guaranteed More Synonyms of accredited fully accredited diplomats Synonyms commissioned guaranteed appointed recognized sanctioned endorsed empowered certified vouched for deputed deputized Additional synonymsa licensed rifle Synonyms permitted, allowed, sanctioned, authorizedDefinition approved by or derived from authority An official announcement is expected later today. Synonyms authorized, approved, formal, sanctioned, licensed, proper, endorsed, warranted, legitimate, authentic, ratified, certified, authoritative, accredited, bona fide, signed and sealed, ex officio, ex cathedra, straight from the horse's mouth (informal) Nearby words ofaccredited - accounting
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- accumulate
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