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reliable, believable adj.
reliable adj.

ADJECTIVE

reliable, believable

Synonyms

WEAK

accurate always there authentic authoritative convincing credible dependable ethical exact honest honorable kosher levelheaded mature on the level on up and up open plausible principled realistic responsible righteous rock solid saintly secure sensible solid square steadfast straight there to be trusted tried tried-and-true true true-blue trustable truthful unfailing up-front upright valid veracious

Antonyms

WEAK

corrupt unbelievable undependable unreliable untrustworthy

ADJECTIVE

reliable

Synonyms

STRONGEST

accurate authentic authoritative believable convincing credible dependable ethical honest honorable mature principled realistic responsible sensible truthful upright

STRONG

trusty

WEAK

all right always there down home exact fly right kosher level-headed open plausible righteous rock saint secure square steadfast straight there tried true true blue trustable unfailing up front valid veracious

Antonyms

STRONGEST

dishonest doubtful false immature implausible improbable inaccurate inconceivable incredible irresponsible lying misleading unconvincing unlikely unrealistic unreliable untrustworthy untruthful

WEAK

undependable

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more trustworthy

That has given some users the impression that their outputs have grown more trustworthy since the days when an early version of Google’s AI Overviews suggested eating rocks and putting glue on pizza.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Apr. 14, 2026

"It's a difficult situation, and I believe we need more trustworthy platforms that don't allow people to behave badly."

From Barron's ● Nov. 24, 2025

Might they appear more trustworthy if they confessed to the ambiguities, ambivalence and contradictions their jobs entail?

From Salon ● Aug. 30, 2024

But, overall, news reported on TV, radio and in newspapers was deemed by audiences "to be more trustworthy than news on social media".

From BBC ● Jul. 25, 2024

Those in-mates were supposedly even more trustworthy than mine, and Konoval was supposedly a supremely experienced officer.

From "Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing" by Ted Conover