Synonyms for credibility
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1. credibility, credibleness, believabilitynoun

   the quality of being believable or trustworthy

   Synonyms:
   believability, credibleness

   Antonyms:
   incredibility, incredibleness

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1. credibilitynoun

   Synonyms:
   trustworthiness, credibleness

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1. List of paraphrases for "credibility":

   reliability, credence, credible, trustworthiness, confidence, prestige, reputation, credit, assurance, trust

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1. John McCain:

   If we're going to have a lower (defense) number than the president of the United States is proposing, we have no credibility on saying that we are committed to defending this nation -- not when every service chief, every witness before our committee says it will devastate ... our ability to defend the nation, you can't do that and claim that you care about national defense.

2. David Albright:

   (Details) should be released because it's undermining the IAEA's credibility, whatever the outcome of the sampling, the secrecy makes it harder to determine whether it's a credible sampling approach.

3. Shannon Watts:

   Dangerous conspiracy theorists who peddle disinformation like Taylor Greene ever further damage the credibility of Congress, taylor Greene's lies traumatize the survivors of shooting tragedies and put Gun Safety in danger. She must resign immediately.

4. Ted Cruz:

   If when the battle is being fought and you don't stand up and show up to fight, then your credibility when you're a presidential candidate when you say, 'Gosh, I really care about amnesty,' becomes a little suspect.

5. Hugh Dugan:

   In the absence of concrete action to address such wrongdoing, the credibility of the United Nations as champion of human rights and human security is called-out — right under its own roof, while disciplinary measures against other U.N. employees might be meted out as an administrative matter, criminality is more challenging to address for abuses taking place in U.N. properties, which are technically international territories, and not within the jurisdiction of the United States or other host countries.