Sample Sentences forcredible (editor-reviewed)
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She is a credible witness.credible = believable
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It's a credible plan.credible = seemingly capable of accomplishing something
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Her story isn't credible.credible = believable
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Just before the start of this service, I was informed that, despite a credible eyewitness account, the police department has no intentions of arresting the officer who murdered this young man. (source)credible = appearing believable
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He was thoroughly credible and believable. (source)credible = convincing or believable
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It seemed hardly credible that I couldn't follow these moments back to a world where she wasn't dead. (source)credible = believable
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I wrote to Joe that we would look deeper into his case and that we were convinced that he had a credible claim of innocence. (source)credible = appearing believable
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Sula stretched my attempts to manipulate language, to work credibly and, perhaps, elegantly with a discredited vocabulary.† (source)
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They're all less credible than Amy. (source)credible = believable
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I've a good imagination, so I'm sure I could have done it quite creditably, and credibly.† (source)
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Despite the occasional slurring, he sounded almost credible. (source)
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It was credibly ascertained that Squire Sinclare, as his name was commonly contracted in the neighborhood, had counted out fifty dollars, and given them to Miss Ophelia, and told her to buy any clothes she thought best; and that two new silk dresses, and a bonnet, had been sent for from Boston.† (source)
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My obsession with hip-hop kept me credible with the kids in my neighborhood.† (source)
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But Gustavsson had decided that a matter of this importance could not credibly be restricted to SIS.† (source)
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Until this point, there was no credible intelligence to his whereabouts.† (source)
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Regardless, there are times when advertisements aren't necessary, only the means to convey the information credibly.† (source)
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