Do the words credit and acclaim have opposite meanings, similar meanings or no relation?
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They have a similar meaning depending on the context
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Both the words credit and acclaim have similar meanings.
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If treated as a noun, credit means to give some recognition or to acknowledge someone’s efforts like for example, I give him credit for that. On the other hand, acclaim is a word that means to applaud or appreciate someone. He is a poet of well acclaim.
If seen as a verb, acclaim is to call someone or appreciate like I acclaim his works to be the best. On the other hand, credit means to believe in someone in a positive sense like we credited her for her hard work and planning. Thus they are synonymous.
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