believable (Meaning)

Wordnet

believable (a)

capable of being believed

Webster

Capable of being believed; credible.

The witness's testimony was highly believable, leaving no doubt in the jury's mind.
The politician's promise to create jobs seemed believable, instilling hope in the electorate.
The artist's painting was so realistic that it was almost unbelievable.
The detective's hunch proved to be unbelievably accurate, leading to the arrest of the suspect.
The child's story about seeing a flying saucer was met with skepticism, as it was deemed unbelievable.
The scientist's theory was so groundbreaking that it initially met with unbelief, but eventually gained traction.
The actor's performance was so believable that the audience was completely immersed in the play.
The news report was so unbelievable that many people dismissed it as fake.
The rumor spread like wildfire, but its believability was questionable.
The evidence against the defendant was so overwhelming that it made their guilt seem unbelievable.

capable of being believedCapable of being believed; credible.

credible,plausible, likely, convincing, probable, reliable, possible,compelling, conclusive, creditable

unlikely,unlikely, implausible, implausible, improbable, doubtful, doubtful, outlandish, questionable, fantastic

The witness's testimony was highly believable, leaving no doubt in the jury's mind.

The politician's promise to create jobs seemed believable, instilling hope in the electorate.

The artist's painting was so realistic that it was almost unbelievable.

The detective's hunch proved to be unbelievably accurate, leading to the arrest of the suspect.