1. plural of plausibility; the quality of being plausible or seeming reasonable and probable
Usage: countable noun; often used in academic, legal, or analytical contexts

Examples

• The lawyer examined the plausibilities of each witness's testimony.
• Different theories have varying degrees of plausibilities based on available evidence.
• The plausibilities of the two competing explanations were carefully weighed by the jury.
• Scientists debate the plausibilities of various climate models.
• The detective questioned the plausibilities of the suspect's alibi.
• In fiction, readers often suspend disbelief if the plausibilities of the plot are maintained.