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    Creíble (en. Credible)

    /kɾeˈi.βle/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    That has the ability to be believed or considered true.
    His story is so credible that it seems like it came out of a movie.
    Su historia es tan creíble que parece sacada de una película.
    That is presented with credibility or confidence.
    The report was so credible that it convinced all attendees.
    El informe fue tan creíble que convenció a todos los asistentes.
    Someone who conveys trust and certainty in what they say.
    The speaker is a very credible person in his field of study.
    El ponente es una persona muy creíble en su campo de estudio.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'credibilis', which means worthy of being believed.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to not believe in something
    To doubt the veracity of a fact or statement.
    no creer en algo
    to make something credible
    To present a story or argument in a way that is accepted as true.
    hacer algo creíble
    has credit
    Refers to something that is accepted or considered legitimate.
    tiene crédito

    Related Words

    credibility
    The quality of being credible.
    credibilidad
    believe
    To consider something to be true or real.
    creer
    creditor
    A person that grants credit or has the right to collect a debt.
    credor

    Slang Meanings

    Something that seems unbelievable but turned out to be true.
    That news was so credible that even skeptics believed it.
    Esa noticia era tan creíble que incluso los escépticos se lo creyeron.
    A person with a good reputation and easy to believe.
    That influencer is quite credible, he always shares true information.
    Ese influencer es bastante creíble, siempre comparte información veraz.