credibly (Meaning)

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credibly (r)

easy to believe on the basis of available evidence

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The whistleblower credibly exposed the company's unethical practices, sparking a government investigation.
The actor credibly portrayed the historical figure, capturing both their vulnerabilities and strengths.
The journalist struggled to credibly connect the politician to the scandal due to a lack of concrete evidence.
The scientist credibly explained the complex theory using clear language and relatable analogies.
The witness credibly recalled the events of the robbery, providing a detailed description of the perpetrators.
The documentary credibly explored the social issue, giving a voice to those most affected.
The company aimed to credibly respond to the customer complaints, offering solutions and apologies.
The online platform implemented measures to ensure users could credibly express their opinions.
The artist credibly challenged traditional art forms with their innovative techniques.
The student credibly argued their position in the debate, citing reliable sources and logical arguments.

easy to believe on the basis of available evidence

evidently, supposedly, possibly, visibly, outwardly,believably, apparently, seemingly, likely, externally

impossibly,incredibly, incredibly, improbably, improbably, impossibly,implausibly, implausibly,

The whistleblower credibly exposed the company's unethical practices, sparking a government investigation.

The actor credibly portrayed the historical figure, capturing both their vulnerabilities and strengths.

The journalist struggled to credibly connect the politician to the scandal due to a lack of concrete evidence.

The scientist credibly explained the complex theory using clear language and relatable analogies.