credentials
Pronunciation: [krɪˈdɛnʃəlz]
Word
Context: “education”
(noun) credentials are the documents or proof that show someone has the skills or education they need for a job or position. This could be a diploma or a certificate that says you are qualified.
Example
She earned her credentials by graduating from a top university.
Example
Without proper credentials, he couldn't apply for the specialized job.
Example
What credentials do you need to become a doctor?
Context: “trust”
(noun) credentials also refer to someone's reputation or experience that makes people trust them. If you know someone has done their job well before, you trust their abilities.
Example
His years of experience in the field serve as strong credentials.
Example
Her lack of work experience affected her credentials in the eyes of the employer.
Example
What are your credentials that make you suitable for this project?
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