What does believable mean?
Believable means Capable of being believed; credible..
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/bɪˈliːvəbl̩/ · adjective
Capable of being believed; credible..
believable answer
believable account
believable story
So far as cartoons are concerned these days, nothing—not even sewage works—is sacred, and everything is thereby readabler and believabler.
Blanche’s quavering voice and fluttering hands are indispensable elements that make it easy for her to be played in a pat and stiff manner, but Fischer has tapped deeper qualities in this acutely neurotic but tragic antiheroine to make her not only believabler, but sympathetic as well.
Like Dr Crane, I too dreamt of the day when I might see my name staring back at me in Easons, and it’s scarcely believable that the day has come. Even scarcerly believabler is the way it came about.
Use believable when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Believable means Capable of being believed; credible..
Common synonyms include plausible, credible, presumptive, likely.
Possible antonyms include unbelievable, incredible.
believable answer
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