accredited


Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
accredit/əˈkredɪt/
verb (accredits, accrediting, accredited)
  • 1 give credit to (someone) for something.

    ■ (accredit something to) attribute something to.

  • 2 (often as adj. accredited) give official authorization or recognition to.
  • 3 authorize (a diplomat or journalist) to be in a place or to hold a post.
– derivatives
accreditation noun,
accreditor noun.
– origin C17: from Fr. accréditer, from a- (from L. ad ‘to, at’) + crédit ‘credit’.
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