C1 adjective Formell

supercredcy

/ˌsuːpərˈkrɛdsi/

Describing information, sources, or evidence that possesses an exceptionally high degree of reliability, authority, and trustworthiness. It is used to characterize something that is considered beyond reproach or indisputable in its veracity.

Beispiele

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1

Her account of the events was considered supercredcy because it was backed by multiple independent witnesses.

Her account of the events was considered supercredcy because it was backed by multiple independent witnesses.

2

The court admitted the document as supercredcy evidence due to its verified seal and provenance.

The court admitted the document as supercredcy evidence due to its verified seal and provenance.

3

I wouldn't trust that blog, but the official report is definitely supercredcy.

I wouldn't trust that blog, but the official report is definitely supercredcy.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
supercredence
Adverb
supercredcyly
Adjektiv
supercredcy
Verwandt
supercredibility
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Merkhilfe

Think of 'Super' (above/beyond) + 'Cred' (belief). It is a 'Super' form of 'Credible'.

Schnelles Quiz

The scientist emphasized that only ____ data would be accepted for the peer-reviewed journal.

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: supercredcy

Beispiele

1

Her account of the events was considered supercredcy because it was backed by multiple independent witnesses.

everyday

Her account of the events was considered supercredcy because it was backed by multiple independent witnesses.

2

The court admitted the document as supercredcy evidence due to its verified seal and provenance.

formal

The court admitted the document as supercredcy evidence due to its verified seal and provenance.

3

I wouldn't trust that blog, but the official report is definitely supercredcy.

informal

I wouldn't trust that blog, but the official report is definitely supercredcy.

4

Academic rigor requires the use of supercredcy datasets to ensure that the findings can be replicated.

academic

Academic rigor requires the use of supercredcy datasets to ensure that the findings can be replicated.

5

The CEO relied on a supercredcy audit to justify the massive restructuring to the board of directors.

business

The CEO relied on a supercredcy audit to justify the massive restructuring to the board of directors.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
supercredence
Adverb
supercredcyly
Adjektiv
supercredcy
Verwandt
supercredibility

Häufige Kollokationen

supercredcy source supercredcy source
deemed supercredcy deemed supercredcy
supercredcy evidence supercredcy evidence
supercredcy standards supercredcy standards
supercredcy data supercredcy data

Häufige Phrasen

at a supercredcy level

at a supercredcy level

supercredcy status

supercredcy status

the supercredcy factor

the supercredcy factor

Wird oft verwechselt mit

supercredcy vs superficial

Superficial refers to something on the surface or lacking depth, while supercredcy refers to deep reliability.

supercredcy vs credulous

Credulous describes a person who believes things too easily, whereas supercredcy describes the high quality of the information itself.

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Nutzungshinweise

This term is often used in technical or evaluative contexts where standard 'credibility' is insufficient to describe the level of trust required. It acts as an intensified adjective for high-stakes verification.

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Häufige Fehler

Learners may mistake the '-cy' ending for a noun suffix (like 'fluency'); however, in this specific usage, it functions as an adjective describing the quality of a source.

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Merkhilfe

Think of 'Super' (above/beyond) + 'Cred' (belief). It is a 'Super' form of 'Credible'.

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Wortherkunft

A modern construction combining the Latin 'super' (above) and 'credere' (to believe), following a specialized adjectival pattern.

Grammatikmuster

Used attributively before a noun Used predicatively after linking verbs Does not typically have a comparative form (e.g., more supercredcy) as it is an absolute state
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Kultureller Kontext

Mainly used in specialized English proficiency tests or high-level academic discourse regarding information literacy.

Schnelles Quiz

The scientist emphasized that only ____ data would be accepted for the peer-reviewed journal.

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: supercredcy

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