implausibly
im plaw zuhb lee
- r not easy to believe
- Baer argues, somewhat implausibly, that the monarchy's demise is imminent.
- The top floor is a concrete box that hangs implausibly over the column-free middle floor, as if two halves of an Eskimo Pie were held apart by nothing.
- He says he is "honored" by comparisons to al-Zarqawi and claimed, implausibly, to have no ill will toward ordinary Sunnis.