believable
Adjective
Meaning
Capable of being believed; credible.
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Examples
completely credible testimony
credible information
And his position on the matter appears a whole lot more believable than Grover’s, a stretch-the-imagination version that lacks enough elasticity to be reasonably plausible.
Australian psychologist Gina Perry found an unpublished paper in Milgram's archives that shows Milgram's own concern with how believable the experimental set-up was to subjects involved.
Despite scoring highest among respondents for the unique attribute, the term anti-COVID-19 generated the lowest scores overall, specifically around believable and relevant.
A bit of “bad” behavior may be necessary both to make your characters believable and to move the story forward.