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Meanings of plausible in English
Apparently reasonable and valid, and truthful.
Usage of plausible in English
1
It's partly health warnings but crucially, it's health warnings that sound plausible.
2
I need political backup on this and I also need plausible deniability.
3
I thought the PBR package solid and plausible in a political sense.
4
It might be worth asking: is moving to the country actually plausible?
5
Paul Myners, the former UK City minister, is a more plausible prospect.
6
There isn't yet a fully working prototype but the concept seems plausible.
7
He had a plausible new religion to introduce at the war's end.
8
This provided a reassuringly harmless explanation that was comfortably plausible, of course.
9
What is equally plausible, however, is that this is only the beginning.
10
This photo-realism certainly helps to keep the dream realities looking more plausible.
11
Northern Ireland will not leave it and plausible alternatives will not emerge.
12
It was entirely plausible but she didn't believe it for a minute.
13
So it seems entirely plausible this Tory government came up with it.
14
Lactic acidosis is therefore not a plausible mechanism of exercise induced hyperventilation.
15
That seems impossible, but I can't think of any more plausible explanation.
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Maternal choice to delay or avoid childbirth is the most plausible explanation.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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Ireland
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