Term Gallery logo

Meanings of believable in inglés

portugués
acreditável
español
verosímil

Capable of being believed.

Related terms
verosímil

Capable of eliciting belief or trust.

Usage of believable in inglés
1
An enormous amount of work goes into making a believable, working Enterprise.
Wired
2
The road scene seems much more believable than a few years ago.
The Guardian
3
On the positive side, his story is simple enough and believable enough.
The stand
4
No believable explanation is forthcoming of where this money is coming from.
The Irish Times
5
Refugee advocate, Ian Rintoul, says tragically the latest allegations are entirely believable.
Radio NZ
6
So it's certainly believable that Google would obey a request from Apple.
Wired
7
He still had to produce accurate and believable data for the NSF.
Nim Chimpsky: The Chimp Who Would Be Human
8
There's no time to create a believable legend for some non-existent hero.
Meltdown
9
MacRumors' Arnold Kim found some very believable information about the Mac Mini.
Wired
10
Not even the local post office would offer a believable noise level.
Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr...
11
This sounds to us like an older demographic, and is certainly believable.
Wired
12
Such a story would be breathtaking if it were not utterly believable.
The Guardian
13
Croft feels everything deeply and once again, Vikander's emotional performance was believable.
The South African
14
The brilliant, incisive writing almost makes the bizarre scenario a believable one.
The South African
15
And then he remembered how believable Dee had been back in Ojai.
The Magician
16
It's the only thing that makes the myth of racial superiority believable.
Ebony
About this term
More collocations
Translations for believable
español
verosímil
Believable through the time
Believable across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common