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Meanings of more credible in English
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Usage of more credible in English
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This obsession with detail made his address not more credible, but less.
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Most letter readers reported that letters using the guidelines were more credible.
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The latter suggestion seemed the more credible, so I cheerfully adopted it.
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Henceforth I have a more credible promise and a more substantial hope.
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These are far more credible explanations for failure than voodoo and curses.
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Saturday's vote confirms that non-Islamists are starting to form a more credible challenge.
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Aiming for a sustained increase in the price level would be more credible.
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The new test being conducted by the European Central Bank looks more credible.
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New leadership may be more credible than Mack in cutting costs.
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But the more the Liberals flounder, the more credible the Abbott case seems.
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No, the footman; a man will be more credible in court.
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The theory of a phantom boat would have been more credible than that.
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Other things are more credible and some have been proven directly.
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And Detective Heat, your innuendos do not become any more credible through repetition.
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Of the two transformations, Favier's strikes me as the more credible.
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A presence there was also more credible for the companys UK partners, he said.
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