accreditation

[uh-kred-i-tey-shuhn] / əˌkrɛd ɪˈteɪ ʃən /

NOUN

credentials

Synonyms

STRONGEST

diploma

STRONG

authorization card certificate character deed docket document documentation endorsement license missive papers passport proof recommendation sanction testament testimonial title token voucher warrant

WEAK

letter of credence letter of introduction

Antonyms

STRONG

disapproval refusal

NOUN

warrant

Synonyms

STRONGEST

certificate credential license passport permission permit pledge sanction subpoena summons ticket

STRONG

assurance authentication authority basis commission credentials ducat earnest foundation go ahead guarantee okay pass pawn right security shingle sticker tag testimonial token verification warranty word

WEAK

carte blanche green light official document

Antonyms

STRONGEST

prohibition refusal veto

STRONG

breach break denial uncertainty

Example Sentences

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However, there have been calls from campaigners and academics for employers at Levels 2 and 3 to be held to hiring targets – a minimum percentage of their workforce who are disabled – to maintain their accreditation.

From BBC

The man has been stripped of his accreditation and must leave the country within two weeks, Russia's foreign ministry said on Thursday.

From BBC

"The individual's accreditation is being revoked. He is required to leave the Russian Federation within two weeks," the ministry said.

From Barron's

As a female photographer – the first to be given Premier League accreditation, while working for the Today newspaper – unlikely positions were pretty regular occurrences for her at that time and so she chose the dugout.

From BBC

Trustmark, the organisation responsible for overseeing quality, says it can't help because the company lost its accreditation soon after the work was completed.

From BBC

accreditation

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