How To Use Creditably In A Sentence
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She performed very creditably in the exam.
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Eventually they were reeled in by the bigger teams but finished very creditably in the top quarter of the table.
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What the mass wants is just unspecialised knowledge -- the kind of knowledge that enables men to get comfortably and creditably and profitably through life, to meet emergencies as they rise, to know their way through the world, to use their faculties in all circumstances to the best advantage.
Post-Prandial Philosophy
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Perhaps her demeanor was stiller, her laconism curter, her distaste to uninteresting companionship and current small-talk more profound, than usual; but no one seemed to see the deeper tinge of her ordinary color, and she passed muster, for her creditably.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 17, No. 101, May, 1876
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I myself am far from desiring that the wife and mother should not possess privileges; it seems to me that the work of a woman who brings up children decently, creditably, and honourably is of such immense importance that it ought to be suitably rewarded.
Marriage as a Trade
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A teacher of large and varied attainments was procured, and pupils instructed by him have passed into private colleges, where they have signalised themselves most creditably.
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On every occasion on which we were offered the alternative of detention, we invariably "plumped" for the rod, and got it over quickly, and, as we considered, creditably -- taking it smiling as long as we could.
A Labrador Doctor The Autobiography of Wilfred Thomason Grenfell
