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Meanings of plausibly in English

Portuguese
acreditavelmente

Easy to believe on the basis of available evidence.

acreditavelmente
Usage of plausibly in English
1
Many contributions to Edge were plausibly the products of genuinely special minds.
NY Magazine
2
But I wanted to appear plausibly in this part of the world.
Tono-Bungay
3
So, the confounding 2016 results were plausibly disputed and then widely ignored.
NY Magazine
4
He looked down the deck to see if he could plausibly escape.
A week in december
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It was plausibly written, and gave a plausible excuse for his absence.
How It All Came Round
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I murmured, wishing these to be related more plausibly one to another.
Somewhere in Red Gap
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It was plausibly put forth, and Ferriby... did his best for it.
Roden's Corner
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This process goes plausibly through cooperation between C. albicans and bacteria.
Pubmed
9
The words came as smoothly, as plausibly, as if I had rehearsed them.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
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We can claim him as a child, very plausibly, given his somatic features.
Torch of Freedom
11
He instilled into my head some flimsy hearsay plausibly and in a roundabout-way.
Botchan (Master Darling)
12
I have very few friends who could plausibly be described as gym fanatics.
The Irish Times
13
Self Portrait, New York, has been plausibly described as John Butler Yeats's masterpiece.
The Irish Times
14
He could quite plausibly remain in America as long as convenient.
The Price of Love
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One last example: syphilis has been plausibly credited with much of the sterility.
In the South Seas / Being an Account of Experiences and Observat...
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I could proffer much: I feel I could urge it plausibly.
Sybil, Or, The Two Nations
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Plausibly through the time
Plausibly across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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