How do you use Credible in a sentence? See 20 example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, including synonyms like likely or incredible, plus the exact meaning.
Credible in a sentence
Credible meaning
- Believable or plausible.
- Dependable, trustworthy, or reliable.
- Authentic or convincing.
Synonyms of Credible
Example sentences (20)
Allan wasn’t killed over a fake license plate but rather a credible threat to police lives, prosecutors determined.
Also speaking, the Census Manager, reiterated NPC’s commitment towards conducting a credible census in the country.
Convicting him, Sheriff Kevin McCarron said: ‘I find the McVeys to be credible, reliable and persuasive witnesses.
It will be more credible, and they will still be able to hang on to whatever little integrity they still possess.
I believe we are going to have a very free, fair and credible election, if what I have seen here is something to go by.
Charnley also attended the hearing and was described by the tribunal as an "impressive and credible" witness.
However, given the context of the current political situation, speculation about Li’s disappearing act seems more credible.
In November 2021, the venerable Reuters News Agency compiled a series of credible scenarios for a China-U.
Bichi lauded President Muhammadu Buhari for his commitment towards conducting free, fair and credible election in the country.
However, the Police Ombudsman said she found the officer's account to be neither reliable nor credible.
Nigerians are easily the best followers if they can find a capable, credible and visionary leadership.
Daniel Romalotti (Michael Graziadei) will doubt that Summer can find Carson, who wouldn’t be a credible witness even if she could.
It means the articulation of a credible threat of military force against Iran’s nuclear facilities.
Not defending Elmo or anything, I just want a more credible news source than a supermarket tabloid.
Climatologists an often-cited heat record of 134°F, allegedly observed in Death Valley in 2013, was likely not a credible recording.
As an example, he said that the shipping sector must commit to net zero emissions by 2050, and present credible plans to implement it.
Fortunately, advocates gave credible reasons for the change, keeping the Chainlink price intact.
Merrill said the FBI’s job is to “get that list down as small as we can” so that Maui police do full investigations of credible cases.
Asked about the quality of the evidence linking India to the murder, the prime minister reiterated that the allegations are “credible”.
He said the previous elections have proved that no credible election can be held under the AL government and a partisan administration.
Common combinations with credible
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- and credible 22×
- credible and 13×
- credible elections 11×
- no credible 9×
- was credible 8×
- credible evidence 8×
- credible election 7×
- not credible 7×
- have credible 6×
- more credible 6×
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