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Modifies a verb, indicating a lack of certainty
Adverb for worthy of being believed or accepted as true
“This claim seems perfectly credible to me.”
Adverb for capable of persuading people that something will happen or be successful
“In the former case, there was no credible nuclear threat, in the latter there might be one.”
Adverb for trustworthy or reliable
“The court found his evidence to be credible and therefore considered its weight.”
Adverb for of, characterized by, or consisting of (incontrovertible) facts
Adverb for being a person of good repute and character
Adverb for accurate or reliable, especially in terms of information provided
Adverb for closely or accurately depicting that which is being copied or imitated
Adverb for real and exactly what it appears to be
Adverb for without artificiality or insincerity
Adverb for seemingly well-reasoned, plausible or true, but actually fallacious
Adverb for clear in meaning without uncertainty or ambiguity
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