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Meanings of credibly in English
Portuguese
acreditavelmente Synonyms
Examples for "probably"
Examples for "probably"
1
Given the latter case, the former problem is probably a good thing.
2
Of course; he'd probably never seen a city in this state before.
3
The trend, however, is probably dangerous from a publishing point of view.
4
The logical answer to the latter question seems pretty obvious: probably not.
5
A case will help, said Webb, but probably not solve everyone's problems.
1
Many contributions to Edge were plausibly the products of genuinely special minds.
2
But I wanted to appear plausibly in this part of the world.
3
So, the confounding 2016 results were plausibly disputed and then widely ignored.
4
He looked down the deck to see if he could plausibly escape.
5
It was plausibly written, and gave a plausible excuse for his absence.
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Forget global warming, Hamaker believably predicts the next ice age is coming.
2
My job is to portray this terrible person as believably as possible.
3
Somehow, believably, I've got to get things back on track.
4
Brewster, Weixler and Branson spark to the main action as believably troubled yet determined people.
5
But this time the world is Earth, dramatically but all-too-believably altered following sudden climate change.
Usage of credibly in English
1
And can it be shaped into something that might credibly take power?
2
Under Sir Ernest's skilful handling, he told his tale credibly and well.
3
He also had previous, having tackled earlier problems in Olympus's German unit credibly.
4
Likewise, this government and the ANC cannot credibly lead any campaigning against racism.
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It is too late now to credibly disown the course of the recession.
6
I don't credibly suspect that any of them bumped him off, he said.
7
Such things, we are credibly informed, are matters of frequent occurrence in Germany.
8
Then he got a grip and managed a credibly nonchalant shrug.
9
We are credibly informed, that there now exists a regular organized system, viz.
10
Robb makes her credibly tough while retaining tinges of heartbreaking vulnerability.
11
Perhaps the Minister could more credibly blame the numeracy skills of the Irish public.
12
Software improvements are necessary to enable highly automated protocols to credibly assess perfusion deficits.
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Such, we are credibly assured, was the determination of these liberal and enlightened leathers.
14
As I am credibly informed, the injuries done are these.
15
This story is credibly told by several persons of belief.
16
While he was swept out in the Muldoon landslide victory he personally performed credibly.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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