Credible and Hard

Credible

Credible adjective - Worthy of being accepted as true or reasonable.

Hard and credible are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hard" instead an adjective "Credible".

Hard

Hard adjective - Based on sound reasoning or information.
Usage example: do you have any hard evidence that this was once the site of a Native American village?

Credible and hard are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Credible" instead an adjective "Hard".

Nearby Words: harden, hardship, hardy, hardly, hardness

Both words in one sentence

  • Western Animation / Jackie Chan Adventures From the credible threat he was in Season 1 until after Shendu left his body at the end of Season 2, it's hard to believe how far down he's fallen when we see him again in Season 4.
  • This may in part be due to her having more than enough real stupidity to make the act credible, it is certainly hard to tell the difference at times.
  • A downside is Villain Decay; it is hard to present a villain as a credible threat if they repeatedly fail to stop the bumbling hero that they supposedly outmatch.
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