Creditworthy is an adjective used to describe an individual, business, or organization that is deemed financially reliable and likely to repay borrowed money or meet financial obligations.

In a broader sense, creditworthy also refers to the overall trustworthiness or reliability of a person or entity in terms of their financial commitments.

Senses and Usages:

1. Sense 1: Describing Financial Reliability
   • "The bank approved the loan application as the borrower demonstrated a long history of being creditworthy."
   • "Before granting any credit, the credit card company assesses the applicant's creditworthiness based on their credit score and payment history."
   • "Being creditworthy increases the chances of obtaining favorable terms and low-interest rates when applying for a mortgage."
2. Sense 2: Referring to General Trustworthiness
   • "When doing business with new clients, it is important to evaluate their creditworthiness to mitigate any potential financial risks."
   • "A person who maintains a good credit score, pays bills on time, and manages their finances responsibly is generally considered creditworthy."
   • "Investors often rely on credit ratings to determine the creditworthiness of companies before investing their funds."
3. Sense 3 (Local Usage): Specific regional reference or slang
   • "In our small town, being creditworthy means having a solid reputation and being known for repaying debts promptly."
   • "Local banks provide special incentives and benefits to creditworthy customers within their community."

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