credibly in Latin
credibly in Latin is credibiliter — credibly means in a way that can be believed.
credibly in Latin
credibiliter
In a credible manner; believably.
What does "credibly" mean?
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adv In a way that can be believed.
"He was in a position to commit to a credibly conservative monetary policy."
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adv Used before a statement to show it is thought true, though not yet confirmed.
"Perhaps, and more credibly, he meant that, had he been at the department, he would have ensured that the president expressly cleared that instruction."
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credibly in a sentence
- He was in a position to commit to a credibly conservative monetary policy.
- A suitor can credibly signal his love for a woman by offering her an expensive and extravagant gift.
- Perhaps, and more credibly, he meant that, had he been at the department, he would have ensured that the president expressly cleared that instruction.
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What is "credibly" in Latin?
"credibly" in Latin is credibiliter. credibly means: In a way that can be believed.
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