Synonyms for implausible
ɪmˈplɔ zə bəlim·plau·si·ble

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1. implausibleadjective

   having a quality that provokes disbelief

   "gave the teacher an implausible excuse"

   Synonyms:
   farfetched

   Antonyms:
   likely, arguable, glib, plausible, pat, slick

2. farfetched, implausibleadjective

   highly imaginative but unlikely

   "a farfetched excuse"; "an implausible explanation"

   Synonyms:
   farfetched

   Antonyms:
   likely, slick, arguable, plausible, glib, pat

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1. List of paraphrases for "implausible":

   unlikely, improbable, plausible, unconvincing, far-fetched

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1. Kevin Walsh:

   It is implausible to the extreme that an automatic, incidental, mechanical activity that largely saw no human contact could rise to the level of genocidal violation.

2. George Pell:

   It's implausible because I was an auxiliary bishop and I had no access to money or - no access to significant resources, it's implausible because, of course, the attempt to bribe someone is criminal.

3. Jeffrey Gundlach:

   They are down more than U.S. stocks. If U.S. equities go higher, it would seem very implausible that other markets would not participate in the rally even more.

4. Jason Johnson:

   Now it turns out that the Trump administration may have an equally implausible conspiracy on its hands : Is the administration involved in child sex trafficking or just white nationalism ? Follow me down the rabbit hole and see for yourself.

5. Richard Nephew:

   Europe and the United States are so integrated that it is implausible that the Europeans will be able to use current institutions to engage in transactions with Iran, if they really want to do this, then they'll need to set up siloed institutions that have no U.S. exposure and then to protect those institutions with the threat of retaliation against the United States.