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Meanings of plausibility in English

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plausibilitat
Spanish
verosimilitud

Apparent validity.

plausibilitat
Usage of plausibility in English
1
In the writer's opinion that answer has lost nothing of its plausibility.
The new yorker
2
In my normal fashion, I started thinking about the plausibility of this.
Wired
3
But it is more a case of timing rather than plausibility anyway.
The Guardian
4
The plausibility of bad art is doubtless contemptible and may be harmful.
Play-Making: A Manual of Craftsmanship
5
The theory of despair has no greater plausibility than that of faith.
The Destiny of the Soul: A Critical History of the Doctrine of a...
6
That explanation had a sort of plausibility about it for Anthony March.
Mary Wollaston
7
As Unhinged continues, its ingenuity occasionally gets in the way of plausibility.
Radio NZ
8
It is merely a mistake, then, that gives plausibility to the objection.
The Poetics of Aristotle
9
The charge had a surface plausibility, because of the two athletes' records.
The new yorker
10
The music itself does not sustain these intrusions with anything approaching plausibility.
The Irish Times
11
PROOF, n. Evidence having a shade more of plausibility than of unlikelihood.
The Devil's Dictionary
12
Apart from their obvious plausibility, they brought with them many startling suggestions.
A Maker of History
13
Who could hear this story without admitting the plausibility of its details?
The Whirlpool
14
There are, however, some beats missing in Estes' script and some plausibility issues.
Reuters
15
He had learned of late to rule out nothing on grounds of plausibility.
Bedlam
16
Mr Hague calls it a common-sense approach, and it has a certain plausibility.
The Irish Times
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