1. Cred
Believe

2. Ac cred i ta tion
Cred en tial
Cred i ble
Cred it
Cred i tor
Cred u lous
Creed
Dis cred it
In cred i ble
In cred u lous

3. Accreditation (n): Approval Belief in a school
Gladstone earned their accreditation over 30 years ago.

4. Credential (n): A Document That proves a person is believable.
My credential got me back stage at the Just Beiber concert.

5. Credible (adj): To be Believable Reliable
The upset boy’s story was credible.

6. Credit (v): To believe That someone will do something.
I give her credit that she will quit smoking by next month.

7. Creditor (n):
A person
Who believes that he will be paid back the money that he loaned.
The creditor expected his money by the 16th of the month.

8. Credulous (adj): To believe
To easily, easily convinced, easily fooled.
The credulous dog is easily manipulated.

9. Creed (n): A set Of religious beliefs or principals.
He has his own creed that he lives by.

10. Discredit (v): To refuse To believe; to reject as untrue.
The lawyer will try to discredit the witness on the stand.

11. Incredible (adj): Not believeable unlikely
I just can’t believe how incredible those Incredibles are!

12. Incredulous (adj): Unable To believe; unwilling or unable to believe.
He had this incredulous look on his face after I told him the news.