plausible in Latin
plausible in Latin is probābilis — plausible means seeming reasonable or believable, even if not proven true.
plausible in Latin
probābilis
Seemingly or apparently valid, likely, or acceptable; conceivably true or likely.
What does "plausible" mean?
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adj Seeming reasonable or believable, even if not proven true.
"His explanation for being late sounded plausible."
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plausible in a sentence
- His explanation for being late sounded plausible.
- Scientists proposed a plausible theory for the extinction event.
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What is "plausible" in Latin?
"plausible" in Latin is probābilis. plausible means: Seeming reasonable or believable, even if not proven true.
How do you use "plausible" in a sentence?
Example: "His explanation for being late sounded plausible." In Latin, "plausible" is probābilis.
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