Credence is the acceptance of a belief as true, combined with the basis of evidence.
The word "credence" is a noun. An example of the word in a sentence would be: They would later find out that there was no credence to her alibi.
Merriam-Webster defines the word "credence" as "mental acceptance as true or real." For example, it is possible for one to give credence to gossip or lies.
I would hardly give it credence, apparently kids can no longer write sentences for themselves.
Creedence is a name as in Creedence clear water, an Awsome band. But the word Credence is a noun that means to have a belief or to give something credibility. It's also what they call those small tables where they keep all the holy communion stuff at church when they're not using them.
Seeing as how this was written before December 21, 2012, and is probably a reference to the so-called 'Nibiru Cataclysm' involving a massive rogue planet, I can tell you in 2015 that this is not the case. While there are dwarf planets (such as Sedna) orbiting the sun on extremely eccentric paths, there is no gas giant threatening to obliterate Earth. However, as of January 2015, scientists at the Computense University of Madrid claim to have found evidence for two Earth-sized or bigger planets lurking deep in the outer solar system, but the claim at the time of this writing is so new that there is little input from other scientists or corroborative testing by other reputable establishments to give credence to this report.
Credence is a noun.
mr.john has great credence
The population of Credence Systems is 1,324.
LTX-Credence was created in 2008.
The word "credence" is a noun. An example of the word in a sentence would be: They would later find out that there was no credence to her alibi.
Merriam-Webster defines the word "credence" as "mental acceptance as true or real." For example, it is possible for one to give credence to gossip or lies.
There is a meaning of credit ie believe that is synonymous with credence.
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Credence - 2013 II was released on: USA: 28 March 2013
I would hardly give it credence, apparently kids can no longer write sentences for themselves.
Credence means:belief; acceptance as valid or true.Example: Do not give credence to gossip.-OR-How can you give credence to his absurd story?-Goodluck, Kristen
Because Betsy spent so much time gossiping, there was little credence in many of the stories she told about the other girls.