0 in a way that is difficult to believe, or unlikely:
He implausibly claimed to know nothing about it.
The figures cited are implausibly high.
This is an implausibly upbeat story.
The soldiers in the movie are implausibly well-groomed.
The plot relies on her implausibly rejecting an opportunity to escape.
They argue, not implausibly, that these decisions would have had to be taken anyway.
He denied - implausibly, some say - that there was a feud.
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May 10, 2021
WORD OF THE DAY
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