Creíble
Example: Su explicación fue tan creíble que todos la aceptaron sin dudar.
Definition
"Creíble" describes something that is believable or convincing enough to be accepted as true or real, like a story or explanation that people find trustworthy and credible.
Etymology
The Spanish word "creíble" comes from the Latin verb "credere," meaning 'to believe.' It evolved to describe things worthy of belief or trust. Did you know? The root 'cred-' is also found in English words like 'credit' and 'credible,' all related to belief.
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"Creíble" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - General - (C1) - set 1", containing 120 commonly used words.
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