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Jadel Posted 10 years ago
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To her great...
"To her great credit, she admitted she was wrong"
What does it "To her great credit" mean?
What does it "To her great credit" mean?
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"To her credit" means that you respect/admire that she did something. This is often used to compare it to something she did that you don't respect/admire/like. She was really rude to Mary the first time she met her.
- "To her credit" means that you respect/admire that she did something.
- This is often used to compare it to something she did that you don't respect/admire/like.
- She was really rude to Mary the first time she met her.
- To her credit, she did apologize and ask if they could make a fresh start.
- "To her great credit" means simply that you think it's very impressive that she did something.
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"To her credit" means that you respect/admire that she did something. This is often used to compare it to something she did that you don't respect/admire/like.
She was really rude to Mary the first time she met her. To her credit, she did apologize and ask if they could make a fresh start.
"To her great credit" means simply that you think it's very impressive that she did
She was really rude to Mary the first time she met her. To her credit, she did apologize and ask if they could make a fresh start.
"To her great credit" means simply that you think it's very impressive that she did
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