Adjective:

శ్రీయస్కర్,

creditable's Usage Examples:

In 2012, Furlong was dismissed from the police for discreditable conduct, after an episode in which he physically abused and urinated.

This unit gave very creditable service for the duration of the war, distinguishing itself in the fighting.

They are creditable to him.

footballer who played in the successful East Fife post war team which enjoyed creditable league and cup success.

Amy Brandt is very creditable in the dance world due to her large repertoire of shows and companies.

In both the private and social spheres, many great achievements are brought about by discreditable means (225).

to cover up indiscreet comments or actions by Wagner which appeared discreditable.

Police Services Act disciplinary hearing, which found Byblow guilty of discreditable conduct relating to a May 2005 incident".

Eurovision breakthrough In 1994, Górniak was the first Polish artist to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest, in which she claimed a highly creditable second place, which still stands as Poland's best showing in the contest.

Charles Dickens, visiting Toronto at the time, observed:It is a matter of deep regret that political differences should have run high in this place, and led to the most discreditable results.

Unused sick leave is converted, at 100% of the balance for employees retiring in 2015 and after, to additional creditable service based on a conversion table, where 2,087 hours equals one full year of additional creditable service.

only employee contributions (this includes deposits and redeposit for creditable military service and civilian service where no FERS annuity contributions.

Synonyms:

worthy,

Antonyms:

unrighteous, unworthy,