Giving or lending credence; serving to establish belief or trust in something.
Formed from 'credence' (belief) with the suffix '-ive' (having the quality of). This is a rare, archaic adjective from English theological and philosophical writing.
This word is so obscure that it barely appears in modern English, yet it captures an interesting concept—things that are 'credencive' are specifically designed to make you believe something, like evidence or testimonials!
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