credibility — the quality of being trusted and believed in
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the quality of being trusted and believed in
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌkredəˈbɪləti/
Korean meaning: 신뢰성, 신빙성
Korean pronunciation: 크레더**빌**러티
Example Sentences
- The weather forecast lost all credibility when it predicted snow in July.
- His credibility as a diet expert vanished when people saw him eating donuts for breakfast.
- The company's credibility in environmental protection is questioned due to recent pollution incidents.
credibility
NOUN//ˌkredəˈbɪləti//
the quality of being trusted and believed in
The news anchor's credibility shines through professional reporting and verified sources
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Origin
From Latin 'credibilis' meaning 'worthy of belief,' derived from 'credere' (to believe) combined with the suffix '-ibility' (quality or state of being).
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“The weather forecast lost all credibility when it predicted snow in July.”
“His credibility as a diet expert vanished when people saw him eating donuts for breakfast.”
“The company's credibility in environmental protection is questioned due to recent pollution incidents.”
“To maintain credibility as a news source, journalists must verify their facts carefully.”
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