Credited
Credited adjective - (usually followed by `to') given credit for.
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Synonyms for Credited
Improved and credited are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Improved" instead a verb "Credited".
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- The simplicity of its design and its much improved performance over its predecessor contributed to the Hellcat being the top ace-maker of US Navy pilots in the Pacific Campaign, in which the plane was credited for inflicting 5,223 losses against enemy planes during its service life.
Source: Lightning Bruiser / Real Life -
It's considered the late-night flagship of public broadcasting, and has gradually improved its reputation since it went on air in 1995.Domian has a highly devoted fanbase and the shows success is largely credited to its host's charisma and interviewing skills as well great empathic abilities.
Source: Series / Domian - Hideaki Itsuno, who is credited as director in all the Devil May Cry sequels, is often seen as the quintessential example of a game designer redeeming himself in the eyes of his fans due to how he seemingly recovered from the failure of DMC2 by working on its two Surprisingly Improved Sequels.
Source: Mis Blamed / Video Games
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