Examples of using Implausible in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
That is entirely implausible.
Implausible, and sometimes just fantastic.
It all sounds very implausible.
I know it sounds implausible, but he was asking for it.
It sounds completely implausible.
It is implausible that even today such a figure is available.
And, quite frankly, implausible.
It might sound a bit implausible. In fact, you probably won't believe me.
It's also the most implausible.
It may see somewhat implausible to you, but… Please allow me to finish, Captain.
Maybe-Maybe it's not that implausible, you know.
Larry, it's implausible to think that someone… could infiltrate the Vatican security.
Everything Mrs. Hofverberg says is quite implausible.
I know that it sounds implausible.-I have a twin brother.
It is not logically impossible butit is highly implausible.
Like most time paradoxes it's implausible, but not necessarily illogical.
The profile of standard deviations still seems a bit implausible.
A man walks in,he says something completely implausible, and for that exact reason, he is believed.
Rassed at this place andhave presented strange and implausible.
The average income is an indicator based on implausible, if not downright false, figures.
The idea of him spending his money on fancy objects just seemed so implausible.
It is our today which makes this remote, implausible yesterday so plausible.
There is no longer any reason to sustain that division,for that division is implausible.
After only the first few events,it seemed implausible that USC would ever win;
Frankly, having a Commission without a representative from France would be fairly implausible.
They make the result totally implausible, and the shooter can understand that the target is trying to blur the wave.
Not necessarily illogical. Like most time paradoxes it's implausible, but.
People travel all the way to Florida and watch an implausible train have an unrealistic crash. to look at a man in a mouse suit.
The deficit objective path, particularly for 2005, is ambitious butdoes not look implausible.
It seems implausible that there will be no variation in employment status or that there will be no variation in response propensities.