IPA: /ˈkrɛdɪtɪd/
KK: /ˈkrɛdɪtɪd/
Something that is recognized or acknowledged for a particular quality or achievement.
She is credited with discovering a new species of plant.
To be recognized or acknowledged for something, often in terms of receiving praise or a benefit.
She was credited with the success of the project due to her hard work and dedication.
Past: credited
Past Participle: credited
Credited → It is formed from "credit" (from Latin "creditum", meaning something entrusted or loaned) and "-ed" (a suffix indicating past tense or completed action). The word "credited" means that something has been acknowledged or recognized as being true or valid, often in a financial context where an amount is added to an account.
Think of something being 'entrusted' ('credit') and then marked as completed ('-ed'). This helps you remember that 'credited' means something has been acknowledged or recognized.