plausibly [ingl. am. ˈplɔzəbli, ingl. brit. ˈplɔːzɪbli] ADV.
2. plausibly act:
- plausibly
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When they are corrupt and self-interested, no defense of mendacity can be plausibly advanced.
voices.washingtonpost.com Plausibly such an individual would proceed slowly from perceiving her surroundings normally to perceiving them unconsciously.
en.wikipedia.org That disproportion can not plausibly be seen as marginal or borderline.
en.wikipedia.org The string of phonetic sounds can be plausibly broken up in multiple ways -- and if you're not familiar with the requisite proper noun, you may find yourself making an error.
www.newyorker.com The latter approach -- call it aspirational colorblindness -- strikes me as a plausibly better alternative.
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