believably's Usage Examples:

they had selected Ferreira, who is of Portuguese descent and could not believably have portrayed a character with a Ukrainian surname, as the lead actor.

does a difficult thing exceptionally well, depicting believably modern young people in a believably old-fashioned plot.

His naturally rough voice allows him to sing these songs believably without any ethnic affectation or false energy.

For decades, Adams rendered believably three-dimensional female characters in beautiful, cut-glass prose in venues.

game allows the player freedom of choices that would be difficult to believably justify with spoken narrative influence this decision.

Dialog is good and situations believably developed, even the highly contrived melodramatic finale.

interview with media and his speeches through publications and he stand believably on training and performance.

have the chemistry or working relationship to be able to pull it off believably.

journal) and other officers' official logs, for stories that could not believably be reflected in the official Captain's log.

series: By demonstrating an individual body’s capacity to engagingly and believably embody two genders, my project questions the mainstream depiction of binary.

mixed review: "She laments the end of a relationship several times, most believably on Reflections (Care Enough) -- typical Ma-riah schlock sung with crushed-flower.

such as his Act I interactions with Micaëla, but his Don José is always believably human; he, more fully than Domashenko, embodies his character's development.

shaped into Manoj Kumar's official debut as a director for Upkar, where he believably played both a jawan and a kisan.

One of the film's challenges was to have Harris believably age by 60 years from age 18 to age 78.

Acting in epic theatre requires actors to play characters believably without convincing either the audience or themselves that they have "become".

screenplay but was soon deemed too difficult and too expensive to render believably, so the character was dropped and elements of the character were given.

"Sheryl's voice conveys the feelings of loneliness and vulnerability believably", also stating that "this song (and album) should assist her in becoming.

She believably portrays a woman haunted by a past mistake that she wants to make amends.

real-time counterfeiting of facial expressions in existing 2D video have been believably demonstrated.

best-loved roman fleuve of the twentieth century: "[an] epic of two heroic yet believably realistic men that would in some ways define a generation".

Synonyms:

plausibly; probably; credibly;

Antonyms:

implausibly; improbably; unbelievably; incredibly;