implausible in Czech
implausible in Czech is neplausibilní — implausible means hard to believe; unlikely to be true.
implausible in Czech
neplausibilní
Not plausible; unlikely; dubious.
What does "implausible" mean?
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adj Hard to believe; unlikely to be true.
"The alibi sounded implausible from the start."
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implausible in a sentence
- The alibi sounded implausible from the start.
- Critics found the film's plot twist wildly implausible.
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What is "implausible" in Czech?
"implausible" in Czech is neplausibilní. implausible means: Hard to believe; unlikely to be true.
How do you use "implausible" in a sentence?
Example: "The alibi sounded implausible from the start." In Czech, "implausible" is neplausibilní.
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