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street credibility

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street credibility
n
(Sociology) a convincing command or display of the style, fashions, knowledge, etc., associated with urban counterculture Often shortened to street cred
street-credible  adj
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Noun1.street credibility - credibility among young fashionable urban individuals
believability, credibility, credibleness - the quality of being believable or trustworthy


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The project, which will be based at Newtown Community Centre and St Thomas Church in Garrets Green, will provide high quality interactive workshops based on healthy lifestyles such as "five a day", media images, size zero, peer pressure and street credibility.
Ski-cross, where four skiers race down a mountain shoulder-to-shoulder, carries the kind of street credibility capable of attracting the younger audience that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) covets.
Both are well known for swearing on air, perhaps in the belief that it gives them street credibility or hardens the edge of what passes for their humour.
 
 
 
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