be implausible

Frequency: 8.520.1 per million words

Used to state that something is not believable.

implausibleVERB + ADJECTIVE

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Examples (10)

  • His alibi will be completely implausible to the jury.
  • The idea that he could finish the project in one day is utterly implausible.
  • Her story about seeing a unicorn was rather implausible.
  • It is an implausible theory, lacking any scientific evidence.
  • Such a rapid economic recovery would be highly implausible.
  • The politician's promises started to be seen as implausible by the public.
  • If the facts don't add up, the conclusion will be implausible.
  • Her excuse for being late was so implausible that no one believed her.
  • Their claim to have discovered a new species in their backyard is quite implausible.
  • Given the circumstances, a peaceful resolution might be implausible.