credibility gap Definition
☆ credibility gap
noun
- an apparent disparity between what is said and the actual facts
- the inability to have one's statements accepted as factual or one's professed motives accepted as the true ones
credibility gap Usage Examples
Converse of object
close: Energy certification in Europe: will it make feedback routine and close the credibility gap between expectations and outcomes?
Adjective modifier
great: This faux pas attracted much attention and a great credibility gap began to open between government and governed on the subject of UFOs.
Preposition: between
expectation: Energy certification in Europe: will it make feedback routine and close the credibility gap between expectations and outcomes?
Browse dictionary entries near credibility gap
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