Plausible
Example: La seva explicació sembla plausible segons els arguments filosòfics.
Definition
"Plausible" in philosophy describes an explanation or argument that appears reasonable, credible, and logically acceptable based on the evidence or reasoning available, even if it is not definitively proven true. For example, a philosophical explanation can be called "plausible" if it is convincing within its context.
Etymology
The word "plausible" comes from the Latin word 'plausibilis,' meaning 'deserving applause' or 'credible.' Did you know that originally, it implied something worthy of approval or praise, which evolved into meaning something believable or reasonable in modern usage?
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