plausible
ತೋರಿಕೆಯ
definition
adjective
a plausible explanation
(of an argument or statement) seeming reasonable or probable.
translation of 'plausible'
ಬೆಣ್ಣೆಯಂತೆ ಮಾತನಾಡುವ ಯುಕ್ತಿಯುಳ್ಳವ,
ತೋರಿಕೆಯ
example
Charming and 'plausible' though they are, they can only ever see us as resources to be used.
However, there is another equally 'plausible' candidate for the role of villain.
Kurt knew what the homework was, he just wanted a 'plausible' reason to talk to Lester.
There's no 'plausible' candidate out there that wouldn't be a massive improvement in almost every way.
They had only got seconds to make up their mind because he was so 'plausible' .
If they are representative, the only 'plausible' answer is to consider their supposed ideology.
Of course, he's horribly 'plausible' and a formidable election campaigner.
The people involved in this scam are very 'plausible' but they are not qualified tradesmen.
There is no 'plausible' reason and explanation why the amount should be increased.
In every case they are very 'plausible' and gain the confidence of a trusting generation.
A reasoning becomes 'plausible' if it is logical and if there is empirical support.
These are all 'plausible' objections to globalization as the defining element in contemporary order.
Only the public service side has a 'plausible' argument for public money.
Each version of the letters gives 'plausible' reasons as to why the sender wants the money holding in a British account.
Martin had a way of making a very 'plausible' argument for resettling the Karma circle back on it's axis.
The conclusion must be reached that it is bad management on your part unless there is some other more 'plausible' reason.
They have 'plausible' arguments to put forward, and these we must try to answer.
Reddin makes a 'plausible' argument that they were also the beginning of Wild West shows.
There is little on the military career that made him a 'plausible' candidate for governor.
The Liberal Democrats might wake up, go out and at last find a 'plausible' candidate for prime minister.
There is no definite answer, but if the question itself is analysed a 'plausible' answer might be found.
He may be the most 'plausible' Minister, but he does not create policy; he creates a kind of fog.
This is a fairly 'plausible' rationalist explanation of how magic can work.
The only 'plausible' reason appears to lie in the quantity of kebabs which are prepared here each day.
In the present state of our knowledge delle Vida's argument is 'plausible' but not decisive.
The chain comes to an end where neither your 'plausible' responses nor mine change as the reasoning continues.
Rough weather and running out of diesel are not very 'plausible' reasons.
There is a 'plausible' argument for the respondent on the following lines.
Schopenhauer has a very clear and 'plausible' answer: location in space and time.
I can't imagine any 'plausible' reason to think that the CIA had a hand in this, however indirectly.
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