bring credibility

Frequency: 6.89.2 per million words

To add or provide credibility to something.

credibilityVERB + credibility

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Examples (10)

  • The new CEO's extensive experience will bring much-needed credibility to the company.
  • The expert witness was called to bring scientific credibility to the prosecution's case.
  • Having a famous actor endorse the product brings instant credibility to the brand.
  • Citing peer-reviewed studies is essential to bring credibility to your research paper.
  • The alliance was a strategic move to bring political credibility to the new government.
  • His role is to bring professional credibility and leadership to the team.
  • The renowned historian's involvement had brought credibility to the documentary project.
  • If we get an expert's endorsement, it will bring immense credibility to our findings.
  • Bringing credibility to the fledgling organization was his primary goal.
  • The government spokesperson's calm demeanor helped bring credibility to the official statement.