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plausibly

/ˈplɔː.zə.bli/

Traduction: D'une manière qui semble raisonnable, crédible ou probable, sans être nécessairement prouvée. S'emploie pour qualifier des affirmations, explications ou scénarios qui paraissent convaincants ou vraisemblables.

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adverb

/ˈplɔː.zə.bli/B2formal
  • frD'une manière qui semble raisonnable, crédible ou probable, sans être nécessairement prouvée. S'emploie pour qualifier des affirmations, explications ou scénarios qui paraissent convaincants ou vraisemblables.

An adverb meaning "in a way that seems reasonable or probable" or "with apparent truth." It is used to describe statements, explanations, or scenarios that appear credible or convincing, though not necessarily proven.

  1. In a believable wayB2formal

    In a manner that seems reasonable or likely to be true.

    frd'une manière plausible

    • She plausibly explained why she was late.
    • The theory can plausibly account for the observed data.
    • He plausibly argued that the project was feasible.

    Synonymesbelievablyconvincinglycrediblyreasonably

    Antonymesimplausiblyincrediblyunbelievablyunconvincingly

  2. Seemingly acceptableB2formal

    In a way that appears valid or acceptable, though not necessarily true.

    frde manière plausible

    • The story was plausibly constructed but lacked evidence.
    • They plausibly denied any involvement in the scandal.
    • The excuse sounded plausibly enough to avoid suspicion.

    Synonymesapparentlybelievablycrediblyostensiblyseemingly

    Antonymesimplausiblyincrediblyunbelievably

Formes
  • more plausibly comparative form
  • most plausibly superlative form
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