be credible

Frequency: 8.525.0 per million words

To be accepted as true or believable.

credibleVERB + credible

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Examples (10)

  • His explanation needs to be credible to convince the jury.
  • The witness's testimony must be credible for the case to proceed.
  • For the theory to gain acceptance, it has to be credible.
  • The company's financial reports should be credible and transparent.
  • Her alibi doesn't seem to be credible given the evidence.
  • The politician's promises need to be credible to win votes.
  • Scientific claims must be credible and based on solid evidence.
  • The defendant's story has to be credible to avoid conviction.
  • Media reports should always strive to be credible and accurate.
  • For negotiations to succeed, both parties must be credible.