alibi
simple noun14 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.1
solid alibi8.0
A strong and reliable alibi.
good alibi7.8
A believable and effective alibi.
An alibi that is flawless and completely covers the time of the crime.
A very strong alibi that is impossible to disprove.
A very strong alibi that is impossible to disprove.
false alibi6.5
An alibi that is not true, created to deceive.
alibi for8.2
Used to specify the time period for which the alibi is valid (e.g., an alibi for the night of the crime).
To be able to prove you were somewhere else when a crime was committed.
To give someone an alibi, often by being a witness.
To formally prove or confirm an alibi.
To give someone an alibi, similar to 'provide'.
To make up a false alibi.
To invent a false alibi.
To invent a false alibi, often in a clever or elaborate way.