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Meanings of more believable in английском

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Usage of more believable in английском
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The road scene seems much more believable than a few years ago.
The Guardian
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It was all the more believable because she did not flaunt it.
The Mammoth Hunters
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Surely it would be more believable if the lady never left her home?
Songs of love and death: all-original tales of star-crossed love
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They typically have thicker skins -and come across as much more believable.
The South African
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What's happening would be more believable if this was the Jim Crow era.
Ebony
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China's GDP growth may be getting more sustainable, but it's no more believable.
Reuters
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That's because Berry really makes a much more believable princess than I do.
Crown of Slaves
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Well, perhaps when Ward came back, it would seem more believable.
Harriet and the Piper
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Realistically, these two are more believable as brother and sister than anything else.
News.com.au
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They've become more sophisticated, more believable and way more dangerous.
News.com.au
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Perhaps I felt that it would be more believable if told by someone else.
Once there was a war
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Baoyu says odd things yet I find this makes him all the more believable.
A monster's notes
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If only she had been just a little more believable.
Reuters
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For some reason, the lie seemed more believable when heard on an answering machine.
Good girls don't
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She's way more believable when she's threatening to kill people.
The South African
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The impossible is more believable than the highly improbable.
The cardturner
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