What is a prefix for credible?

Answer 1

in

Answer 2

A prefix for "credible" is "in-," which means "not" or "opposite of." When added to "credible," it forms the word "incredible," which means "not believable" or "unbelievable." The addition of the prefix changes the meaning of the original word, creating a new word with a different connotation.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, a prefix for "credible" would be "in-" which means "not." So, if you add "in-" to "credible," you get "incredible," which technically means "not credible." But hey, who needs credibility when you can be incredible, right?

Answer 4

Credible is an adjective meaning "able to be believed, convincing" or able to persuade people of something." While some synonyms are conceivable, possible, and feasible there is no noun for credible.

Example: He wrote a credible report.

Credibility is the quality of being credible.

Answer 5

Credible is an adjective meaning "able to be believed, convincing" or able to persuade people of something." While some synonyms are conceivable, possible, and feasible there is no noun for credible.

Example: He wrote a credible report.

Answer 6

Well, honey, a prefix for "credible" is "in-", meaning "not". So, if something is "incredible", it's not credible. But hey, you already knew that, didn't you?

Answer 7

The word 'credible' means that it is believable. The term also means it is of confidence, possibility, plausibility and is reliable, trustworthy or conceivable.

Answer 8

The noun form of the adjective 'credible' is credibility.

Answer 9

Credibility is the quality of being credible.

Answer 10

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