creditability (Meaning)

creditability

worthy of commercial credit, sufficiently good to bring esteem or praise, capable of being assigned, worthy of belief, good enough to deserve praise

The witness's credibility was questioned due to inconsistencies in their testimony.
The politician's recent scandals have damaged their credibility with voters.
That company's credibility has been eroded by a series of lawsuits.
The organization's mission statement lacks credibility due to its vague and unrealistic goals.
I find the author's arguments to be highly credible, supported by extensive research.
The news outlet's credibility suffers from a history of biased reporting.
The judge's credibility is essential for ensuring fair and impartial trials.
The expert witness's credibility was established through their years of specialized knowledge.
The company's financial statements lack credibility due to accounting irregularities.
The credibility of social media posts can vary greatly depending on the source and context.

worthy of commercial credit, sufficiently good to bring esteem or praise, capable of being assigned, worthy of belief, good enough to deserve praise

credibility, creditableness,infallibility, inerrancy, reliability, trustworthiness, solidity, solidness, responsibility,dependability

unreliability,shakiness, dodginess, dubiousness, doubtfulness, uncertainness,questionableness

The witness's credibility was questioned due to inconsistencies in their testimony.

The politician's recent scandals have damaged their credibility with voters.

That company's credibility has been eroded by a series of lawsuits.

The organization's mission statement lacks credibility due to its vague and unrealistic goals.