plau
si
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Comparative
more plausible
Superlative
most plausible
1
seeming believable or reasonable enough to be considered true
- The detective found his alibi to be plausible, as several witnesses corroborated his story.
- The scientist proposed a plausible theory to explain the unusual phenomenon observed in the experiment.
- Her excuses for being late seemed plausible, considering the heavy traffic and inclement weather.
- The company presented a plausible business plan, outlining achievable goals and strategies for growth.
- The witness provided a plausible account of the events leading up to the accident, based on her observations.
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(of a person) appearing honest and able to make convincing arguments, especially to decieve people
- He seemed like a plausible witness, speaking calmly and clearly.
- The salesman was so plausible that customers believed every word.
- She presented herself as a plausible candidate for the job.
- The speaker was plausible enough to sway the audience.