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Meanings of very credible in English

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Usage of very credible in English
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I've met a number of these fishermen and their testimony was very credible.
BBC
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But we've had very credible interest. Lundin has until Aug. 8 to decide.
Reuters
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We now have a very credible Afghan SOF force, he said.
Wired
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The testimonies of sexual violence: these were considered very credible by the court.
The Guardian
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The guy who was doing a very credible line in doddery old man.
The Irish Times
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MELITUS: Now these are very grave accusations and very credible.
Socrates
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The Japanese runner Spielberg is certainly a very credible opponent.
The Guardian
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The fund has also called for a " very credible fiscal adjustment" in Ireland.
The Irish Times
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It's current permanent secretary is a very credible leader.
The Guardian
10
He obtained his information in a very credible manner.
The Prehistoric World; Or, Vanished Races
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If he is only beaten by a small margin, he remains a very credible force.
Reuters
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I can't go into any detail, but let's say we've had information from very credible sources.
Dark dreamer: a dark vista romance
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I'd be very surprised if there's not a very credible bid from Great Britain and Ireland.
Radio NZ
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I also found them very credible, said Democrat Adam Schiff, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
Reuters
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The remarkable thing about this kind of threat is that in 1962 it was very credible.
The Irish Times
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A very credible imitation of his father's voice.
The good son: a novel
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Very credible across language varieties
United States of America
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