fully credible
Frequency: 7.310.0 per million words
Meaning entirely believable; often used in formal analysis.
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- You need imagination to make what you write fully credible.
- The jury did not find the witness's testimony to be fully credible.
- For the hypothesis to be accepted, the supporting data must be fully credible.
- Investors will only back the project if the financial forecasts seem fully credible.
- The journalist spent weeks verifying the source to ensure the report was fully credible.
- His elaborate excuse for being late was not considered fully credible by his boss.
- After so many broken promises, the politician's new plan was not seen as fully credible.
- The defense attorney's primary goal is to prove the prosecution's evidence is not fully credible.
- Do you believe her explanation of the events is fully credible?
- If the alibi had been fully credible, he would not have been charged.