plausible
41plausible — adj. Digno de aplauso …
42plausible — adjective apparently reasonable or probable, without necessarily being so. Derivatives plausibility noun plausibly adverb Origin C16 (also in the sense deserving applause ): from L. plausibilis, from plaus , plaudere applaud …
43plausible — a. 1. Specious, colorable, seemingly fair. 2. Fair spoken, glib, using specious arguments …
44plausible — adj credible, believable, tenable, colorable, reasonable, likely, probable; conceivable, imaginable, thinkable; cogent, logical, rational, sound, admissible, sensible; specious, meretricious, ostensible, apparent, seeming; overrefined, oversubtle …
45plausible — plau·si·ble …
46plausible — adjective Syn: credible, believable, reasonable, likely, possible, conceivable, imaginable, convincing, persuasive Ant: unlikely …
47plausible — [ˈplɔːzəb(ə)l] adj likely to be true Syn: reasonable Ant: implausible plausibility [ˌplɔːzəˈbɪləti] noun [U] plausibly adv …
48plausible — adj. => Possible …
49plausible — adj. 1 (of an argument, statement, etc.) seeming reasonable or probable. 2 (of a person) persuasive but deceptive. Derivatives: plausibility n. plausibly adv. Etymology: L plausibilis (as PLAUDIT) …
50plausible deniability — noun The organization of a clandestine military operation in such a way that knowledge of its existence may be denied by those in authority …