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plausibility

/ˌplɔzəˈbɪləti/ /ˌplɔːzəˈbɪləti/

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noun

Verosimilitud, credibilidad

The quality of deserving applause, praiseworthiness; something worthy of praise.

Examples :

"While her actions showed courage, their plausibility was overshadowed by the unnecessary risk she took. "

Si bien sus acciones demostraron valentía, su credibilidad se vio ensombrecida por el riesgo innecesario que corrió.

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noun

Verosimilitud, plausibilidad

The appearance of truth, especially when deceptive; speciousness.

Examples :

"The student's excuse for not doing his homework – that a dog ate it – lacked plausibility, since his family doesn't own a dog. "

La excusa del estudiante por no hacer su tarea – que un perro se la comió – carecía de plausibilidad, ya que su familia no tiene perro.

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noun

Verosimilitud, credibilidad

A plausible statement, argument etc.

Examples :

"The student's excuse for not finishing his homework strained plausibility; claiming a dog ate not just the paper, but also the digital copy, seemed unlikely. "

La excusa del estudiante por no terminar su tarea forzaba la credibilidad; afirmar que un perro se comió no solo el papel, sino también la copia digital, parecía improbable.

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noun

Verosimilitud, credibilidad

(now in more positive sense) The fact of being believable; believability, credibility.

Examples :

"The student's excuse for missing class had some plausibility because he showed the doctor's note. "

La excusa del estudiante por faltar a clase tenía cierta credibilidad porque mostró la nota del médico.

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