adj. to regard as right or true; to have as an opinion
They found his story believable.
They found his story believable.
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Billy tried to invent a believable excuse for being late.
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The witness's testimony was not believable.
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Her testimonial for the product was not believable.
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His alibi was not believable.
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I try to use believable characterisation in my stories. British spelling.
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accept; trust; depend on; bank on
doubt; disbelief; false
4 syllables
be-liev-a-ble
achievable
conceivable
receivable
inconceivable
un
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