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Meanings of credibility in inglês
português
credibilidade espanhol
credibilidad Believability of a source or message, comprising objective and subjective components.
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Examples for "believability"
Examples for "believability"
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Not too over the top, but just the right amount of believability.
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It was very well-received, in terms of his performance, and his believability.
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For an instant, the whole enterprise teetered on the edge of believability.
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The way the characters feel, I think, is really important to their believability.
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Good sound is a fundamental grounding to convince participants of a world's believability.
Property of a witness or other person in the context of a legal system.
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Usage of credibility in inglês
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If you can't believe results, then there is a serious credibility problem.
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But Monti said attempting to please public opinion risked undermining Europe's credibility.
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Such acts seriously damage the United States' credibility and image, he said.
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His credibility regarding other Mideast terrorism is in doubt, The Times said.
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Yesterday, News International started out on the long road back to credibility.
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Mr Hague himself has suffered from a credibility problem as Conservative leader.
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Increase new acquisition prices Work hard at building your brand and credibility.
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That is a question of the credibility of the EU, Hahn said.
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China has already expressed concerns about the credibility of a new agency.
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Therapist adherence and competency were good; treatment credibility was higher in CBT.
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Many of those who opposed Sisi said the election lacked democratic credibility.
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Rather, the issue is the long-term credibility of the EMU project itself.
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But the battlefield success comes at the cost of American moral credibility.
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The credibility of the international system itself is at stake, he said.
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And when political pressure is going up, usually credibility is going down.
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This further damaged their credibility and heightened accusations, particularly in emerging countries.
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Credibility across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
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