compare / contrast
complacent / complaisant
complement / compliment
compose / comprise
comprehensible
comprehensive
confident / confidante/
confident
congenial / congenital
contact
contemptible / contemptuous
convince / persuade
couple / pair
credible / creditable /
credulous
criteria / criterion
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credible / creditable / credulous
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| 1 |
credible˼
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| 1 |
That student told the teacher
a credible story that missed classes because she was sick. |
| 2 |
His excuse for being absent
was hardly credible. |
| 3 |
Is she a credible
witness? |
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creditable˼
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1 |
The candidate made
a creditable showing in the primary. |
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2 |
She has a
creditable record as a senator. |
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3 |
Bassett did a
creditable job of impersonating the singer Tina Turner. |
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| 1 |
She was credulous when
she listened to the salesman and bought the car for too much money. |
| 2 |
She was so credulous
that the other children could easily fool her. |
| 3 |
He's so credulous that
he will believe anything you say. |
| 4 |
Quinn charmed hundreds of
credulous investors out of millions of dollars. |
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His excuse for being absent
was hardly credible.

The candidate made
a creditable showing
in the primary.

He's so credulous
that
he will believe anything you say. |