Usage of "believability"

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The quality of being believable or trustworthy.

Usage of believability in English

Not too over the top, but just the right amount of believability. 
 Wired 

It was very well-received, in terms of his performance, and his believability. 
 Wired 

For an instant, the whole enterprise teetered on the edge of believability. 
 Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens 

The way the characters feel, I think, is really important to their believability. 
 Wired 

Good sound is a fundamental grounding to convince participants of a world's believability. 
 Wired 

It can feel like you are fighting against this believability factor. 
 Wired 

But Smith has two things going for him -believability and exquisite restraint. 
 The Guardian 

I said this with about as much believability as Pamela Anderson as a lifeguard. 
 My horizontal life: a collection of one-night stands 

Things are moving quickly, but Hunt aims for restrained believability rather than glossy bounce. 
 Reuters 

The frequently freestyled lyrics and their often unflattering nature only added to their easy believability. 
 News.com.au 

She has enormous talent and a serious side that gives her characters believability and pathos. 
 Reuters 

And on the believability scale, it was actually a bit more convincing, or at least creative. 
 Don't blink 

And its believability is crucially important to him. 
 The Guardian 

A slick presentation will instantly boost the cognitive fluency of a claim, while raising its believability. 
 BBC 

Those people were asked to rate 12 politicians on six measures related to their "believability". 
 News.com.au 

It was to Moore's credit that against all odds he gave the potentially irritating character some believability. 
 The Guardian 

believability

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Translations for believability

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Believability through the time

Meanings of believability in English