accredited
Pronunciation: [əˈkrɛdɪtɪd]
Word
Context: "education"
(adjective) when an organization or school is officially recognized as meeting certain standards. This means the school has shown that it provides a good education and is allowed to give degrees or certificates.
Example
She graduated from an accredited university, which helps her get a good job.
Example
He chose to study at a school that was not accredited, so his degree might not be accepted by employers.
Example
Is this college accredited by the right association?
Context: "professional recognition"
(adjective) when someone or something is officially accepted as having the right qualifications or authority, like being certified by a recognized organization. This helps people know that the person or organization is trustworthy and skilled.
Example
The doctor is accredited, meaning he has the right training to help patients.
Example
Her practice was closed because it was not accredited, so she couldn't treat anyone.
Example
Is your trainer accredited to teach this program?
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