credible — able to be believed; convincing
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: able to be believed; convincing
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈkredəbl/
Korean meaning: 믿을 만한, 신빙성 있는
Korean pronunciation: **크레**더블
Example Sentences
- His excuse about aliens stealing his homework wasn't very credible.
- The scientist presented credible data to support her theory.
- My dog's claim that the cat ate my homework is surprisingly credible.
credible
ADJECTIVE//ˈkredəbl//
able to be believed; convincing
able to be believed; convincing
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Origin
From Latin 'credibilis', derived from 'credere' meaning 'to believe or trust'. The suffix '-ible' comes from Latin '-ibilis', meaning 'capable of' or 'worthy of'.
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“His excuse about aliens stealing his homework wasn't very credible.”
“The scientist presented credible data to support her theory.”
“My dog's claim that the cat ate my homework is surprisingly credible.”
“The news report was based on credible sources.”
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