Synonyms for credits
cred·its

Princeton's WordNet

1. creditsnoun

   a list of acknowledgements of those who contributed to the creation of a film (usually run at the end of the film)

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1. • Acknowledgment
   • List

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1. List of paraphrases for "credits":

   appropriations, credit, appropriation, loans, receivables, crédits, differentiated, allocations, fertilisers, funds, claims, generic, fertilizers

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1. Bill Rausch:

   6 Certified encourages content creators to present a normalized and asset-focused view of our nation’s returning service members, striking down the negative, stereotypical, or extreme depictions of veterans as either ‘ charity cases ’ or ‘ heroes, ’ studios, producers and other content creators that successfully complete certification earn a 6 Certified badge that they can display during a given film or television series ’ end credits.

2. Daniel Ives:

   They're not going to stay at 80-90 % share of the EV market, but they can keep growing even with much lower market share, we're looking at north of 3 million to 4 million vehicles annually as we go into 2025-26, with 40 % of that growth coming from China. We believe now they are on the trajectory that even without [ the EV ] credits they'll still be profitable.

3. President Biden:

   This investment in environmental justice is real, it also provides tax credits that will create thousands of good paying jobs, manufacturing jobs and clean energy construction projects, solar projects, wind projects, clean hydrogen projects, carbon capture projects, and more.

4. Dustin Hoffman:

   I decided to become an actor because I was failing in school and I needed the credits.

5. John Larsen:

   It's really hard for the President through executive action to take 30 % off the cost of every new renewable installation in America for the next decade, all of the tax credits, grant programs and other incentives in Build Back Better would make everything else the executive branch has to do easier, as far as getting a handle on greenhouse gas emissions and getting the US on a course to meet its 2030 target.