21) cred and jur, jus, jud

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cred = to believe
1) credible- worthy of belief or confidence.

2) incredible- so extraordinary it seems impossible

  • 3) creditor- a person or a company who you owe money to.

  • 4) incredulous- the state of being skeptical or in disbelief (not believing)

  • 5) accreditation- waht some people, schools, or companies receive that makes them worthy of being (so that you can get a legal diploma or documentation)

  • 6) credulous- easily willing to believe or trust to what they hear

  • 7) creed- any system or belief of of opinion

  • 8) credential- Something that gives a title to credit or confidence, like a teacher has a credential to show that they are qualifed for the job

9) credit- A source of pride and honor.

  • 10) discredit- what you do when you don't beliee what you are hearing


jur, jus, jud = believe or right
1) justify-To defend yourself or show satisfactory

2) justice-the quality of being just, fair or right

3) judge - to say your opinion;a public official hire authorized to deal with court cases

  • 4) perjury- bearing false witness, lying under oath

  • 5) jurist- a person versed in the law, as a judge, lawyer, or scholar; like a lawyer or judge

  • 6) justification- a reason, fact, circumstance, or explanation that justifies or defends; an answer that may or may not be true to get away with what you did

  • 7) abjure-when someone gives up their legal rights

  • 8) just- in keeping with truth or fact; true; correct: a just analysis. actual, real, or genuine

9) jury- a group of persons sworn to render a verdict or true answer on a question or questions officially submitted to them

  • 10) jurisdiction --- an area of land that is controlled with power, authority or control and must follow the rules of that area