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believably in Latin

believably in Latin is credibiliter — believably means in a way that seems believable or true.

believably in Latin

credibiliter
adv
In a believable way.

What does "believably" mean?

  1. adv In a way that seems believable or true.
    "He acted the part believably."
  2. adv Used to show that the speaker thinks a reported statement is likely true.
    "Believably, Mikey said John pushed him first."
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believably in a sentence

  • He acted the part believably.
  • Believably, Mikey said John pushed him first.

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What is "believably" in Latin?
"believably" in Latin is credibiliter. believably means: In a way that seems believable or true.
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