credible

• Que se puede creer o en lo que se puede confiar; convincente o verosímil.

Describes something that is able to be believed or trusted; convincing.

1. Believable or trustworthyB2formal

   Able to be believed; convincing or reliable.

   creíble

   • The witness gave a credible account of the accident.
   • Her research is based on credible sources.
   • The story seemed credible until new evidence emerged.

   Sinónimosbelievableconvincingdependablelikelyplausibleprobablereasonablereliablesoundtrustworthy

   Antónimosimplausibleincredibleunbelievableunconvincingunreliableuntrustworthy

2. Capable of being acceptedB2formal

   Worthy of acceptance or consideration.

   Creíble, aceptable

   • The proposal is credible and deserves further discussion.
   • He offered a credible explanation for his absence.
   • The threat was considered credible by security officials.

   Sinónimosacceptableadmissiblebelievabledefensibleplausiblereasonabletenable

   Antónimosdubiousimplausibleincredibleunbelievableunconvincing