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• r  to a tolerably worthy extent

• He fought creditably on three fronts in World War I, and by 1929 was a lieutenant general.
• The last two families at least seemed particularly likely to account for themselves creditably in the future.
• It requires that a congressman shall conduct himself at all times in a manner which shall reflect creditably on the House of Representatives.

• respectably

News & Articles

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• Monticello: Horses to watch for June 12 - June 13
  SOLAR MAVERICK (NW2) - Got rough when brushing and raced creditably well after an adventurous mile.
  June 17, 2013 - Daily Racing Form

Quotes

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• Gordon Greenidge in Telegraph.co.uk
  We feel that we still wish to compete creditably in England, rather than just go through what one might consider the rebuilding process,said Greenidge.
• Geoff Miller in AFP
  Despite losing the Test series in India 1-0, we felt the team performed creditably against strong opposition,said Miller.
• Sly Bailey in Independent
  Ms Bailey said: "Trinity Mirror has performed creditably in very difficult trading conditions. While advertising revenues were under extreme pressure we delivered full-year results ahead of market forecasts."