Credited and Refer

Credited

Credited adjective - (usually followed by `to') given credit for.
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Synonyms for Credited

Refer and credited are semantically related. in accredit topic. In some cases you can use "Refer" instead a verb "Credited".

Refer

Refer verb - To have a relation or connection.

Credited and refer are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Credited" with "Refer", this verbs are similar.

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  • Film / Big Fun in the Big Town Despite being only 40 minutes long the documentary is credited with singlehandedly popularizing hiphop in the Netherlands and many Dutch hiphop acts still refer to it as their main inspiration.
  • Creator / Busy Philipps Only Known by Their Nickname: Is only credited as Busy Philipps; few people refer to her by her true name.
  • More commonly, it's also credited for introducing the term "lemon" (citron in French, although the term apparently dates back to 1906) to refer to an Alleged Car.
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