"Plausible"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: Reasonable or likely

A: It means something that can be done.

A: plausible
1. reasonable or probable
eg. a plausible explanation
2. a person who is at making persuasive arguments, especially the ones intended to deceive
A plausible person seems to be telling to truth, even when they are not
eg. a plausible liar

A: Its like not possible, for example “its hardly plausible i can go to lunch with you, im so sorry” it means there is not a good chance

A: "Plausible" means you really aren't sure whether something will happen, but you wouldn't be surprised if it did.

"It is plausible that Donald Trump will be the next president of the United States."
"It is plausible that a person will go to Mars before 2030."

A: plausible is someone saying they are late because of an accident on the highway.

A: @Medison112 It is plausible that we could win the game, but only with a lot of practice.

It is plausible that he stole the money, but police are investigating more.

A: "Plausible" has the idea of being reasonable or probable, in other words, a likely possibility:

"While still unproven, it was plausible that the illness was caused due to consuming under-cooked meat."

"It was plausible to assume that the man died of old age, and that foul play was not involved."

"Due to the lack of plausible evidence, the case was dismissed."

"The most plausible argument is that the budget will not cover the projected expenses."

"The idea that a person can live for a month without sleep is simply not plausible ( or "implausible")."

"Plausible" can also be used to describe a person skilled in creating arguments, but usually has a negative connotation:

"She was a plausible liar"

"His efforts to deceive were all too plausible"

Hope that helps!!

A: It's plausible we could go to the movie. It's always a plausible option. If plausible, we can hang out.

A: I thought it would be plausible that snow would fall in Tokyo today, but it turns out that didn't happen.

It's plausible that Donald Trump's presidency will last only four years.

A: Plausible refers to the probability of something (usually a claim or explanation)

Possible refers to whether or not something can occur, even theoretically

example:
It is possible that aliens built the pyramids, but it's not a plausible theory.

A: Plausible - (Of an argument or statement) seeming reasonable or probable.
"A plausible explanation."
"It is plausible that she has already left the shop."
Valid - (Of an argument or point) having a sound basis in logic or fact; reasonable or cogent.
"A valid criticism."
"Your argument is valid."

A: Yes. If something is credible it is plausible. However, if something is plausible it is not necessarily credible.

A: Probable means what is most likely to happen.
"It is probable that I will pass this class since I'm good at math."
Plausible in an argument means it sounds reasonable/believable.
"John didn't do his homework so he had to come up with a plausible explanation as to why."
Both are very similar and may sometimes be used interchangeably.

A: If something is plausible that means it could be true. If something makes sense that means it is logical

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A: Not to be confused with "possible"

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