creditably
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Definition
Adverb 1. In a manner that deserves praise or approval; in a way that brings credit or honor: Performing or behaving in a commendable or satisfactory way. 2. To a tolerably worthy or respectable extent: Adequately or fairly well, often meeting or exceeding basic expectations.
Usage
The adverb "creditably" is used to modify a verb, describing how an action was performed. It indicates that the action was done in a worthy, respectable, or praiseworthy manner. It often carries a tone of modest praise, suggesting solid, reliable performance rather than exceptional brilliance.
Examples
- The young pianist performed creditably in her first major competition, earning warm applause from the audience.
- Despite the difficult circumstances, the team handled the project creditably and delivered the report on time.
- He answered the interview questions creditably, demonstrating a good understanding of the subject.
- For a first attempt, she managed the event creditably.
Advanced Usage
- "To do creditably": To perform or achieve results in a respectable and satisfactory manner.
- The students did creditably on the challenging exam, with most achieving a passing grade.
- "To act creditably": To behave in an honorable or praiseworthy way.
- In the face of criticism, the minister acted creditably by taking full responsibility.
Variants and Related Words
- Creditable (adjective): Deserving praise, approval, or respect.
- She made a creditable effort to finish the marathon.
- Credit (noun): Praise or approval for an achievement; the quality of being trusted and believed in.
- Discreditably (adverb): In a manner that brings disgrace or damage to one's reputation. (Antonym)
Synonyms
- Respectably
- Admirably
- Commendably
- Worthily
- Satisfactorily
- Competently
Antonyms
- Discreditably
- Poorly
- Unworthily
- Disgracefully
Adverb
- to a tolerably worthy extent
- he did respectably well for his age