He was conversant with the accredited branches of knowledge, and held an honorable place among learned men.
For the present, let us repeat: dream distortion is a consequence of the censorship practised byaccredited tendencies of the ego against those wish-impulses that are in any way shocking, impulses which stir in us nightly during sleep.
Therefore an important role in the development of his symptoms must be accredited to the amnesias of the neurotic.
The very name of the place to which he was accredited appears to have been beneath mention to his august master.
Paul took with him on his missionary journeys Barnabas and Silas, accredited leaders and representatives of the primitive Jerusalem church (Acts xiii.
This was saving the property claimed by foreigners whose governments refused to recognize us (these consuls are accredited to the United States), and destroying that belonging to our own citizens.
There is still an accredited rumor of the defeat of Sherman.
But the most accreditedtraditions refuse to accept this version.
This flask, which is prepared by the heathen tribes, is accredited with the virtue of making its owner strong and courageous.
He was now a regular and accredited messenger among the Tyrolese, and was allowed by his mother to go forth and bring her tidings of his father, on condition of his keeping as much out of danger as he could reasonably be expected to do.
Well, Sandwirth, I am an accredited agent from the Emperor, to express his sympathy with you, which he shows by sending a golden chain and medal to be publicly conferred on you, and which you are to wear for his sake.
It will be evident to anyone who will read itsaccredited organs that it is as implacably hostile to religious Protestantism as to Catholicism.
In consequence of that recognition two consuls have been accredited to him, the one at Tanànarìvo, the other at Tamatave, who only exercise their functions by virtue of an exequatur from the real sovereign.
Most of them received no special names, but many exercised wide authority, and several were accredited by the people with an influence not less than that of the greater deities themselves.
They are, of course, accredited from three several home governments.
As we areaccredited to the Quirinal, of course I never can have the opportunity to be received by his Holiness; therefore I was very glad when the monsignore who is still Dantefying us offered to give me a carte d'entrée.
As Johan is accredited to the Court of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, we were invited to a great court ball which was to be given.
With these the people honor the trees as the abode of the kami, or as evidence of their faith in the renown accredited in the past.
Tasman was the first accredited discoverer, but he was less entitled to impart his name to this beautiful island than were others.
To Lambeth must beaccredited the best results of English delft ware.
Behind them, as this manoeuvre was executed, Peter saw the two dulyaccredited agents of the Gray Dragon fall in line.
If he should change his mind, he added, he would file notice of such decision with the duly accredited agents of Len Yang's monarch at the Jen Kee Road place, in Shanghai.
Intimations of its significance are found in a number of writers, but John Fiske, in his Excursions of an Evolutionist, is accredited with its first systematic exposition.
On the one hand we have the undefined but strongly insistent concrete purpose; on the other hand we have a number of symbolic concepts or universals standing for accepted and accredited habitual modes of conduct.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "accredited" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: authorized; credited; official
