highly implausible

Frequency: 7.514.2 per million words

A strong and common collocation to express extreme implausibility.

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  • His explanation for being late was highly implausible.
  • The theory they proposed seemed highly implausible to the experts.
  • It's highly implausible that he could have finished the entire project by himself in such a short time.
  • The witness's story became increasingly highly implausible under cross-examination.
  • While intriguing, the scientific claims made were highly implausible without further evidence.
  • She found his sudden change of heart to be highly implausible.
  • Given the circumstances, a positive outcome appeared highly implausible.
  • Many critics found the movie's plot to be highly implausible.
  • The chances of winning the lottery are highly implausible for most people.
  • To suggest that everyone would agree to such a radical plan is highly implausible.