Associations to the word «Credible»
Noun
- Credibility
- Allegation
- Witness
- Chat
- Testimony
- Justin
- Oversight
- Threat
- Evidence
- Sighting
- Accusation
- Restriction
- Dreamer
- Paralympic
- Retaliation
- Juror
- Rationale
- Eyewitness
- Ufo
- Commitment
- Placebo
- Britannica
- Informant
- Monitor
- Stakeholder
- Accountability
- Alternative
- Capability
- Scenario
- Efficacy
- Report
- Depiction
- Deception
- Detention
- Expiration
- Inflation
- Claim
- Assurance
- Interval
- Expert
- Rumor
- Explanation
- Assertion
- Prosecutor
- Prosecution
- Misconduct
- Challenger
- Hypothesis
- Detainee
- Oates
- Statement
- Credential
- Investigation
Adjective
- Trustworthy
- Persuasive
- Transparent
- Plausible
- Impartial
- Objective
- Accurate
- Reliable
- Incredible
- Consistent
- Flawed
- Proven
- Nuclear
- Scarce
- Humanitarian
- Legitimate
- Ongoing
- Alleged
- Authoritative
- Convincing
- Speculative
- Hypothetical
- Fugitive
- Judicial
- Compelling
- Realistic
- Reasonable
- Aforesaid
- Minimum
- Conflicting
- Unacceptable
- Terrorist
- Harassed
Wiktionary
CREDIBLE, adjective. Believable or plausible
CREDIBLE, adjective. Authentic or convincing
Dictionary definition
CREDIBLE, adjective. Capable of being believed; "completely credible testimony"; "credible information".
CREDIBLE, adjective. (a common but incorrect usage where `credulous' would be appropriate) credulous; "she was not the...credible fool he expected".
CREDIBLE, adjective. Appearing to merit belief or acceptance; "a credible witness".
Wise words
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