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Meaning believable meaning
What does believable mean?
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Synonyms believable synonyms
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Topics believable topics
What do people use believable to talk about?
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What words describe something or someone that can be believed?
Examples believable examples
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Simple sentences
People are often quite skeptical about things unless given believable proof.
His story is strange, but it's believable.
Tom is believable.
His words are totally believable.
That's hardly believable.
It's not believable.
It is barely believable.
Movie subtitles
That suddenly makes the whole thing believable.
Out of these three, whose story is believable?
His world is believable to no one but himself.
Nearly poorly enough to be believable.
The events and characters in this movie are so hugely believable, that it would be superfluous to vouch for their authenticity.
Oh, that is so phony, it's almost believable.
I'm sure when Nancy lets-- when you see her again. she'll be a believable age.
The purest, the most honest, the most believable thing.
We'll leave it here, it will make it more believable.
Then it is believable?
Is the story of life-entity transfer believable?
It would be more believable.
Doctor, being a scientist, you'll find nothing I say about possession believable.
It is simply not believable that so many people are killed because of such a ludicrous stone.
And, you, my dear wife fainting is neither becoming nor believable.
Think about it. Out of these three, whose story is believable?
That's believable.
It doesn't sound believable.
Because it's not believable.
Keep this picture believable.
When you see her again, she'll be of a believable age.
Then, it is believable?
Un-fucking-believable!
You said that among the Kaluanas we might get the first believable news of Henry, good or bad.
You have to say it in a very sorrowful manner to make it sound believable.
Believable, huh?
A remarkable coincidence, Sholakh, perhaps too remarkable to be quite believable.
Really un-fucking believable, you know?
That could be because it's not particularly believable.
To play bridge for over one hour with only 51 cards that is not very believable, madame.
Your story is not believable.
News and current affairs
Given the huge public protests sparked by that move, the official's statement seems eminently believable.
Our efforts to stimulate the economy should be focused on improving the script for those stories, making these stories believable again.
They only made it easier for people, in those areas of the world where there is a half-believable story about a fabulous future economy, to indulge their fantasies.
The idea that something that was good for confidence might lead to danger for the banking system was too strange to be believable.
That is no longer believable.
So three things are needed: governments must (1) cut their deficits gradually in a believable way, (2) keep enough spending going to compensate for increased saving in the private sector, and (3) press on with bank regulation.
Yet the risk premia on non-Treasury assets have soared to barely believable heights: the annual interest-rate premium for holding a CD issued by a private bank now stands at five percentage points.