Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Having an acceptable credit rating.
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- adjective Deemed likely to repay debts
- adjective Having an acceptable
credit rating
Etymologies
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Examples
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Taken together they are creditworthy, which is why the impending catastrophe was easily avoidable.
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After all, most of the lenders that are doing the slashing are relying on the credit scoring models to determine who is creditworthy, which is part of the reason the issuers are cutting credit lines.
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The Conservative policy is praised as 'creditworthy'.
Burning bridges 2010
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The Conservative policy is praised as 'creditworthy'.
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The Conservative policy is praised as 'creditworthy'.
Burning bridges 2010
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The Conservative policy is praised as 'creditworthy'.
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Some "creditworthy" firms with "strong" cash flows and a decline in collateral values are have trouble getting loans, Bernanke said today in opening comments in
BusinessWeek.com -- 2010
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Rich: I think the key is the term "creditworthy" borrowers.
Donklephant 2009
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The plan they have for this crisis is to offer low-interest refinancing plans to "creditworthy" people.
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And finally, it must be recognized that borrowers with credit scores below what is currently defined as "creditworthy" levels can still be acceptable credit risks.
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