Credit and Moment

Credit

Credit noun - The power to direct the thinking or behavior of others usually indirectly.

Usage example: despite his legal woes, he has not yet lost all his credit with the administration in the White House

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Moment and credit are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Moment" instead a noun "Credit".

Moment noun - A particular point at which an event takes place.

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Credit and moment are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Credit" instead a noun "Moment".

good	good credit	good moment
notable	notable credit	notable moment
particular	particular credit	particular moment
single	single credit	single moment
Other adjectives: small, actual, real, massive, little, bad, infamous, major, possible, final, worst, last, different.

To his credit, Tully does help play legal hardball at that moment to force the judge to rescind the restraining order.

Source: Film / Ghostbusters (1984)
Actually Pretty Funny: When he finds out that Simon is bullshitting spy stories — and taking credit for his own missions — to seduce Helen, even Harry thinks it's hilarious for at least a moment.

Source: Film / True Lies
Also to her credit, she attempted to be one in Spider Man II as well, but Doc Ock learned his lesson from Aunt May's aforementioned moment and disarmed her quickly.

Source: Heroic Bystander