Credibility
Credibility noun - The quality of being believable or trustworthy.
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Synonyms for Credibility
Truth and credibility are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Truth" instead a noun "Credibility".
Truth
Truth noun - Agreement with fact or reality.
Usage example: there is no truth to the rumor that the couple is getting a divorce
Credibility and truth are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Credibility" instead a noun "Truth".
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Related pairs
- fidelity and credibility
- fidelity and truth
- accuracy and credibility
- accuracy and truth
- honesty and credibility
- honesty and truth
- integrity and credibility
- integrity and truth
- sincerity and credibility
- sincerity and truth
- trustworthiness and credibility
- trustworthiness and truth
- correctness and credibility
- correctness and truth
How words are described
| actual | actual credibility | actual truth |
| real | real credibility | real truth |
| little | little credibility | little truth |
| less | less credibility | less truth |
| Other adjectives: scientific. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- The radio host tries to expose the truth on his show but his show caters to conspiracy theorists so he has no credibility with the general public.
Source: Cassandra Truth / Live-Action TV -
His credibility is questionable, but considering that he cops to other acts of divine douchebaggery, he might be telling the truth.
- Cassandra Gambit: I release the truth through low-credibility channels.
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