credit line
a line of text acknowledging the source or origin of published or exhibited material.
Also called credit limit, line of credit. the maximum amount of credit that a customer of a store, bank, etc., is authorized to use.
Origin of credit line
1- Compare revolving credit.
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How to use credit line in a sentence
“They had no chance to obtain a credit line since the bank does not give credit,” he said.
Vatican Hustle: Con Men No Longer Welcome in the Holy See | Tom Kington | March 31, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTReasons for my Gingrich blues No lunar dreams or Grecian cruise No credit line from Tiffany's No saintly wife, his former squeeze.
The book carries the humorous credit line, “Compiled by the Editors of the Wasilla Iron Dog Gazette.”
Some stories included a credit line at the bottom of the first page.
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British Dictionary definitions for credit line
an acknowledgment of origin or authorship, as in a newspaper or film
Also called: line of credit US and Canadian the maximum credit that a customer is allowed
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