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What are some examples of the suffix -cred?

The suffix "-cred" is not a common English suffix. It is not used to form words in the way that suffixes like "-ing", "-ed", "-ly", or "-ness" are.

It's possible you're thinking of a related suffix like "-credo", which is used in words like "creed" and "credo" meaning "a statement of belief or principle".

There are also words like "incredible", "credible", and "accredit" which include a root related to belief and trust, but these are not formed by the suffix "-cred".

If you have a specific word in mind, please provide it and I can help you understand its formation.

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