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credence

[kreed-ns] / ˈkrid ns /


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Robinson said the inquiry had not given enough "credence" to that when finalising its report.

From BBC

It has been stressed Ratcliffe has been consistent in his view that he wants a majority stake, giving credence to the reports.

From BBC

Groups including the World Health Organization have given credence to muddled data and inaccurate timelines.

From New York Times

Reese said it was important not to lend credence to the stories an uncle might tell you about putting in extra effort and “wearing her down” until a prospective partner relents.

From Los Angeles Times

“Other voices are saying there is too little time left in this legislative session to consider such a proposal. Little credence should be given to that,” he wrote.

From Seattle Times