accredit

The word “accredit” has 2 syllables: ac-credit

It's pronounced as /əˈkrɛdɪt/


What is synonym and antonym for accredit?

In the thesaurus, “accredit” has 101 synonyms and 70 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for accredit along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for accredit

  • OK
  • accept
  • acclaim
  • acknowledge
  • adulate
  • affirm
  • allow
  • applaud
  • appoint
  • approbate
  • approve
  • ascribe
  • assign
  • associate
  • attach
  • attribute
  • authorize
  • ballyhoo
  • belaud
  • blame
  • bless
  • bravo
  • canonize
  • celebrate
  • certify
  • chalk up
  • charge
  • charter
  • cheer
  • clap
  • clear
  • commend
  • commission
  • confirm
  • connect
  • crack up
  • credential
  • credit
  • deify
  • emblazon
  • empower
  • enable
  • endorse
  • enfranchise
  • entitle
  • entrust
  • eulogize
  • extol
  • extoll
  • favor
  • finalize
  • flatter
  • formalize
  • glorify
  • guarantee
  • hail
  • homologate
  • idolize
  • impute
  • inaugurate
  • indorse
  • induct
  • initial
  • initiate
  • install
  • instate
  • invest
  • laud
  • lay
  • legalize
  • let
  • licence
  • license
  • link
  • magnify
  • okay
  • overpraise
  • pass
  • permit
  • praise
  • privilege
  • put down
  • qualify
  • ratify
  • reapprove
  • recognize
  • recommend
  • refer
  • rubber-stamp
  • salute
  • sanctify
  • sanction
  • sign
  • sing
  • support
  • swear in
  • tout
  • validate
  • vest
  • vouch for
  • warrant

Antonyms for accredit

  • admonish
  • ban
  • bar
  • belittle
  • blame
  • block
  • castigate
  • censure
  • chide
  • constrain
  • criticize
  • decline
  • deny
  • disagree
  • disallow
  • disapprove
  • disbar
  • discommend
  • discourage
  • disenfranchise
  • disfranchise
  • disparage
  • disqualify
  • disregard
  • enjoin
  • exclude
  • excoriate
  • forbid
  • hinder
  • hold back
  • ignore
  • illegalize
  • impede
  • inhibit
  • interdict
  • keelhaul
  • knock
  • lambast
  • lambaste
  • negative
  • neglect
  • obstruct
  • oppose
  • outlaw
  • overlook
  • pan
  • prevent
  • prohibit
  • proscribe
  • put down
  • rebuff
  • rebuke
  • rebut
  • refuse
  • reject
  • reprehend
  • reprimand
  • reproach
  • reprobate
  • reprove
  • shut out
  • skewer
  • slag
  • slam
  • spurn
  • stop
  • turn down
  • unauthorize
  • veto
  • vilify

Meanings of accredit

  • verb
    1. To ascribe; attribute; credit with.
    2. To put or bring into credit; to invest with credit or authority; to sanction.
    3. To send with letters credential, as an ambassador, envoy, or diplomatic agent; to authorize, as a messenger or delegate.
    4. To believe; to put trust in.
    5. To enter on the credit side of an account book.
    6. To certify as meeting a predetermined standard; to certify an educational institution as upholding the specified standards necessary for the students to advance.
    7. To recognize as outstanding.
    8. To credit.

Example Sentences

  • The university is accredit by a respected national agency.
  • Only those schools that meet strict standards can be accredit by the board.
  • The program has been officially accredit by the national association.
  • She worked hard to ensure that her institution was accredit by the accrediting body.
  • The hospital received accredit after completing an extensive review process.

On this page you'll find 171 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to accredit, such as: OK, accept, acclaim, acknowledge, admonish, adulate, affirm.

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Related Words

accept

  • OK
  • abide
  • absorb
  • accede
  • acclaim
  • account
  • accredit
  • acknowledge
  • acquiesce
  • acquire
  • admit
  • adopt
  • advocate
  • affirm
  • agree
  • agree to
  • allow
  • applaud
  • approbate
  • approve
  • assent
  • assume
  • avow
  • back
  • bear
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  • believe
  • bide
  • bow
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  • buy
  • capitulate
  • champion
  • check out
  • commend
  • comply
  • conclude
  • concur with
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  • consent
  • cooperate with
  • countenance
  • credit
  • deduce
  • defer to
  • embrace
  • endorse
  • endure
  • enjoy
  • espouse
  • fancy
  • favor
  • fit in
  • gain
  • get
  • give stamp of approval
  • give the go-ahead
  • give the green light
  • give the nod
  • go
  • go along with
  • go for
  • hack
  • handle
  • have
  • hold
  • hold with
  • indorse
  • infer
  • lap up
  • laud
  • like
  • live with
  • meet
  • obtain
  • okay
  • permit
  • play the game
  • pocket
  • praise
  • presume
  • ratify
  • reaccept
  • reassume
  • receive
  • recognize
  • recommend
  • relish
  • respect
  • rubber-stamp
  • salute
  • sanction
  • secure
  • set store by
  • set store on
  • shoulder
  • sign
  • sign off on
  • sit still for
  • stand
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  • stand for
  • stick out
  • stomach
  • submit to
  • suffer
  • support
  • suppose
  • sustain
  • swallow
  • sweat out
  • take
  • take as gospel truth
  • take kindly to
  • take on
  • take one up on
  • take over
  • take stock in
  • take up
  • thumbs-up
  • tolerate
  • tough it out
  • trust
  • understand
  • undertake
  • uphold
  • warrant
  • wear
  • welcome
  • yield to

acceptance

  • OK
  • accedence
  • accepting
  • accession
  • accord
  • accreditation
  • acknowledgment
  • acquiescence
  • acquiring
  • admission
  • adoption
  • affability
  • affirmation
  • agreement
  • allowance
  • amenability
  • amiability
  • amicability
  • appeasement
  • approbation
  • approval
  • assent
  • authorization
  • biddability
  • capitulating
  • capitulation
  • capture
  • certification
  • cession
  • clearance
  • complaisance
  • compliance
  • compliancy
  • compromise
  • concession
  • conciliation
  • concurrence
  • confirmation
  • conformity
  • congeniality
  • consent
  • cooperation
  • cooperativeness
  • cordiality
  • deference
  • docility
  • fall
  • favor
  • friendliness
  • gaining
  • geniality
  • getting
  • go ahead
  • good-naturedness
  • grant
  • granting
  • green light
  • handover
  • humoring
  • imprimatur
  • indulgence
  • leave
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  • nod
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  • obtaining
  • okay
  • pass
  • patent
  • permission
  • permit
  • ratification
  • receipt
  • receiving
  • reception
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  • receptivity
  • recognition
  • reconcilement
  • reconciliation
  • relinquishment
  • rendition
  • sanction
  • seal
  • seal of approval
  • securing
  • servility
  • signature
  • slavishness
  • sociability
  • stamp
  • submission
  • submissiveness
  • submitting
  • subservience
  • subserviency
  • sufferance
  • surrender
  • taking on
  • tolerance
  • toleration
  • undertaking
  • warrant
  • yes

acceptances

  • OKs
  • accords
  • accreditations
  • acquiescences
  • affirmations
  • agreements
  • allowances
  • approbations
  • approvals
  • assents
  • authorizations
  • certifications
  • clearances
  • concessions
  • concurrences
  • confirmations
  • consents
  • grants
  • green lights
  • imprimaturs
  • leaves
  • liberties
  • licences
  • licenses
  • okays
  • passes
  • patents
  • permissions
  • permits
  • ratifications
  • sanctions
  • seals
  • signatures
  • stamps
  • sufferances
  • tolerances
  • tolerations
  • warrants

accepted

  • abided
  • abode
  • absorbed
  • acceded
  • acclaimed
  • accounted
  • accredited
  • accustomed
  • acknowledged
  • acquiesced
  • actual
  • adopted
  • advocated
  • agreed
  • allowed
  • applauded
  • approved
  • arrived at
  • assented
  • assumed
  • authorized
  • backed
  • believed
  • bided
  • bode
  • bore
  • bought
  • brooked
  • capitulated
  • card-carrying
  • ceremonial
  • ceremonious
  • certified
  • championed
  • chosen
  • commended
  • concluded
  • confirmed
  • consented
  • conventional
  • correct
  • countenanced
  • credited
  • current
  • customary
  • decorous
  • deduced
  • demonstrable
  • embraced
  • empiric
  • empirical
  • endorsed
  • endured
  • enjoyed
  • espoused
  • established
  • existential
  • experiential
  • experimental
  • factual
  • fashionable
  • favored
  • formal
  • formalistic
  • genteel
  • genuine
  • hacked
  • had
  • handled
  • hard
  • held with
  • in vogue
  • indisputable
  • indorsed
  • inferred
  • kosher
  • lauded
  • legit
  • liked
  • lived with
  • material
  • met
  • methodic
  • methodical
  • nice
  • normal
  • objective
  • observational
  • official
  • okayed
  • orderly
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  • passed
  • permitted
  • pocketed
  • polite
  • popular
  • praised
  • preferred
  • presumed
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  • reaccepted
  • real
  • reassumed
  • received
  • recognized
  • recommended
  • regular
  • respectable
  • respected
  • ritual
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  • routine
  • saluted
  • sanctioned
  • seemly
  • set store by
  • set store on
  • shouldered
  • standard
  • stomached
  • stood
  • stood by
  • stood for
  • straight
  • stuck out
  • suffered
  • supported
  • supposed
  • sustained
  • swallowed
  • sweat out
  • sweated out
  • systematic
  • time-honored
  • tolerated
  • took
  • took kindly to
  • took over
  • took up
  • toughed it out
  • touted
  • tried
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  • trusted
  • undeniable
  • understood
  • undertook
  • universal
  • unopposed
  • upheld
  • usual
  • verifiable
  • warranted
  • welcomed
  • went
  • went for
  • wore

accepting

  • abiding
  • abject
  • absorbing
  • acceding
  • acceptance
  • acceptive
  • acclaiming
  • accord
  • accounting
  • accrediting
  • acknowledgment
  • acquiescence
  • acquiescing
  • acquiring
  • acquisition
  • admiring
  • admission
  • admitting
  • adopting
  • adoption
  • adoring
  • adulatory
  • advisory
  • advocating
  • affirmation
  • affirming
  • agreeing
  • agreement
  • allowing
  • altering
  • amenable
  • applauding
  • applying
  • appreciative
  • approbatory
  • appropriation
  • approval
  • approving
  • arrogation
  • artless
  • assent
  • assenting
  • assuming
  • assurance
  • attending
  • attentive
  • attestation
  • authenticating
  • authentication
  • authorization
  • authorizing
  • avowal
  • backing
  • bearing
  • becoming
  • belief
  • believing
  • biding
  • bleak
  • blue
  • born yesterday
  • bringing in
  • brokenhearted
  • brooking
  • buying
  • capitulating
  • certain
  • certainty
  • championing
  • cheerless
  • childlike
  • collecting
  • comfortless
  • commendatory
  • commending
  • compliance
  • complimentary
  • concentrating
  • concluding
  • confidence
  • confident
  • confiding
  • confirming
  • conjecture
  • consent
  • consenting
  • convinced
  • cooperation
  • corroborating
  • corroboration
  • countenancing
  • credit
  • crediting
  • credulous
  • crestfallen
  • cynical
  • dark
  • deducing
  • dejected
  • demonstration
  • dependence
  • dependent
  • depressed
  • depressing
  • desolate
  • despairing
  • desperate
  • despondent
  • disappointed
  • disconsolate
  • discouraged
  • disheartened
  • dismal
  • dispirited
  • doleful
  • down
  • downcast
  • downhearted
  • drawing
  • drear
  • dreary
  • dupable
  • earning
  • easy mark
  • embracing
  • employing
  • encomiastic
  • endorsement
  • endorsing
  • enduring
  • enjoying
  • espousing
  • eulogistic
  • evidence
  • expectation
  • faith
  • falling for
  • fancy
  • favorable
  • favoring
  • flattering
  • forlorn
  • friendly
  • funereal
  • gaining
  • gathering
  • getting
  • gloomy
  • glum
  • go ahead
  • going
  • going for
  • good
  • grab
  • green
  • green light
  • grieving
  • growing
  • guess
  • guileless
  • gullable
  • gullible
  • hacking
  • hagiographic
  • hagiographical
  • handling
  • hangdog
  • having
  • having faith
  • hearkening
  • heartbroken
  • heartsick
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  • heeding
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  • hopeless
  • hunch
  • hypothesis
  • idolizing
  • inconsolable
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  • inheriting
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  • interested
  • joyless
  • kind
  • laudative
  • laudatory
  • lauding
  • lenient
  • liking
  • living with
  • low
  • low-spirited
  • magnanimous
  • making
  • meeting
  • melancholy
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  • naive
  • nod
  • obtaining
  • okay
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  • open
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  • overconfident
  • overtrusting
  • panegyrical
  • passage
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  • paying attention
  • permission
  • permitting
  • pessimistic
  • pocketing
  • posit
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  • practicing
  • praiseful
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  • premise
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  • proof
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  • ratifying
  • reaccepting
  • reassuming
  • receipt
  • receiving
  • reception
  • recognition
  • recommendatory
  • recommending
  • reliance
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  • resigned
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  • sad
  • saddened
  • saluting
  • sanction
  • sanctioning
  • secure
  • securing
  • seizure
  • setting store by
  • setting store on
  • shot
  • shot in the dark
  • shouldering
  • simple
  • sneaking suspicion
  • sorrowful
  • sorry
  • stab
  • stamp of approval
  • standing
  • standing by
  • standing for
  • sticking out
  • stock
  • stomaching
  • store
  • submitting to
  • substantiation
  • succumbing
  • suffering
  • support
  • supporting
  • supportive
  • supposal
  • supposing
  • supposition
  • sure
  • surmise
  • suspicion
  • sustaining
  • swallow whole
  • swallowing
  • sweating out
  • sympathetic
  • taken in
  • takeover
  • taking
  • taking kindly to
  • taking on
  • taking over
  • taking up
  • testament
  • testimonial
  • testimony
  • testing
  • theorization
  • theory
  • thesis
  • tolerating
  • toughing it out
  • trustful
  • trusting
  • uncritical
  • understanding
  • undertaking
  • undoubting
  • unhappy
  • unquestioning
  • unsophisticated
  • unsuspecting
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  • unwary
  • upholding
  • usurpation
  • validating
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  • visa
  • wailing
  • warm
  • warrant
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  • wearing
  • weeping
  • welcoming
  • witness
  • woebegone
  • woeful
  • working
  • worshipful
  • worshiping
  • worshipping
  • wretched
  • yes

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