believable

adjectiveB1 · Intermediate

Easy to accept as true.

Meaning of «believable»

adjective

easy to accept as true

His excuse for being late was not believable.

Translation

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The difference between similar words

easy to believe

believableeasy to believe; the everyday wordHis story was not believable.

crediblecan be trusted: a person, source or proofThe police found a credible witness.

plausiblesounds possible, but may not be trueThat is a plausible reason, but I am not sure.

convincingmakes you sure that it is trueShe gave a convincing reason for being late.

Word family

believe A1 · verbbelief B1 · nounbeliever B1 · nounbelievable B1 · adjectiveunbelievable B1 · adjectivedisbelief B1 · noun

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