Synonyms for believable
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1. believableadjective

   Synonyms:
   plausible

   Antonyms:
   unbelievable

2. believableadjective

   Capable of being believed; credible.

   Synonyms:
   plausible

   Antonyms:
   unbelievable

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1. credible, believableadjective

   capable of being believed

   "completely credible testimony"; "credible information"

   Synonyms:
   credible

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1. believableadjective

   Synonyms:
   credible

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1. List of paraphrases for "believable":

   credible

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1. Hany Farid:

   It is striking that such a simple manipulation can be so effective and believable, to some, while I think that deep-fake technology poses a real threat, this type of low-tech fake shows that there is a larger threat of misinformation campaigns -- too many of us are willing to believe the worst in people that we disagree with.

2. Shirley Cramer:

   Their claims of 'commitment to a smoke-free future' might be more believable were they not continuing to aggressively advertise Marlboro across the developing world, where tobacco regulation is regrettably far laxer than in the UK.

3. Arnold Reed:

   At best, they are uncorroborated. At worst, they’re just not believable. When you consider that they’re flying down I-75, he is driving and has time to do all of that, they get pulled over by a police officer, and she doesn’t tell him what’s going on? any female or male that comes forward and says anybody harasses them, that is serious. Those things are not to be taken lightly. But we have to be able to at least have some corroboration if we’re going to be saying my client did something wrong.

4. Richard Shelby:

   I think the women are believable.

5. Chris Ahn:

   If you actually look at what actually the evidence is and you use some common sense, it's pretty obvious to tell which story is more believable.