Plausible Mnemonic
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plausible
plausible
/ˈplɔːz.ə.bəl/
Examples
- Is this a plausible mechanism for evolution of senescence
- Plausible and attractive as it is, it remains unobserved.
- The latter seems the most plausible.
- The plausible solution is cryogenic fuel.
- The reason seems more plausible.
- In the light of the existing evidence, this is a plausible interpretation.
- Is the writer saying that the teleforce concept is plausible
- It is plausibly deniable that such a reference was even intended.
- Most of the content on the article is plausible but unsourced.
- The evil god hypothesis is the most plausible.
apparently reasonable and valid, and truthful
adjective
given to or characterized by presenting specious arguments
adjective
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"Paws + Sable. The cat's paws felt so soft on the sable coat, it seemed believable she slept there."
"Play + Possible. The play's story could possibly happen in real life."
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