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Meanings of believably in English

Portuguese
acreditavelmente

Easy to believe on the basis of available evidence.

acreditavelmente
Portuguese
acreditavelmente

In a believable manner.

acreditavelmente
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Examples for "unbelievably"
Examples for "unbelievably"
1
Almost unbelievably, they let the same thing happen again three minutes later.
The Guardian
2
There were four of them, solid yet transparent, strong yet unbelievably delicate.
Fears Unnamed
3
It is easy to make it easier for these unbelievably good footballers.
The Guardian
4
Roasting meat and mushrooms smelled unbelievably good, and there was fish too.
Enclave
5
The process of beginning a project, I find scary but unbelievably exciting.
The Guardian
Usage of believably in English
1
Forget global warming, Hamaker believably predicts the next ice age is coming.
Organic Gardener's Composting
2
My job is to portray this terrible person as believably as possible.
News.com.au
3
Somehow, believably, I've got to get things back on track.
The Hunger Games
4
Brewster, Weixler and Branson spark to the main action as believably troubled yet determined people.
Reuters
5
But this time the world is Earth, dramatically but all-too-believably altered following sudden climate change.
Wired
6
Squabbling believably, Chen and Chiu have the body language and shorthand vocalisms of genuine siblings.
Reuters
7
They had to find a cover that all six of them could believably speak about.
Wired
8
It's beautifully choreographed and easily the most believably intimate gay pairing since Andrew Haigh's Weekend.
The Guardian
9
The floor could believably have been three inches below her toes, or three hundred feet.
The Anubis Gates
10
The bigger challenge though was making them fly believably.
Wired
11
But forging a believably atrocious design with some inkjet tattoo paper could definitely turn some heads.
Wired
12
Let me finish explaining just how believably radiant this stuff makes me look with an anecdote.
NY Magazine
13
With liberal use of capitalisation, his voice manages to be both uncontrollably fluent and believably mentally damaged.
The Guardian
14
Holland is sensational: funny, awkward and believably vulnerable, adding a necessary tension to his early attempts at superheroics.
The Guardian
15
Anastasia was a pretty girl-notglamorously lovely, but believably, genuinely pleasant to look at, with a fantastic smile and killer dimples.
Side Jobs
16
As his worried at-home wife, Laura Linney does some admirable phone acting, emoting believably with only a prop to interact with.
The Guardian
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