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to accredit
01
to appoint someone to an official position, particularly as an ambassador
02
to believe that someone deserves the credit for something
03
provide or send (envoys or embassadors) with official credentials
04
to certify that something or someone is of a specific quality or standard
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Example
The company accredited the high sales figures to the marketing department’s strategy.
The committee accredited the award to the author’s exceptional storytelling.
We accredit her success to her hard work and dedication.
The professor was accredited for the significant improvements in the curriculum.
The community accredited the positive changes to the new policies implemented by the mayor.
