No. 5,550 in Spanish

plausible

Likely or reasonable; appearing credible or convincing.

In a sentence

Es plausible pensar que el proyecto se completará a tiempo.
It is plausible to think that the project will be completed on time.
The word 'plausible' is used to describe the action of thinking something that is reasonable or probable within the current situation.
La explicación que dio parece plausible, pero aún debemos investigar más.
The explanation she gave seems plausible, but we still need to investigate further.
Here 'plausible' reflects the characteristic of the explanation being believable or credible according to the context presented, though not definitively proven.
Aunque el plan suena plausible, hay riesgos que debemos considerar.
Although the plan sounds plausible, there are risks we must consider.
In this case, 'plausible' denotes the apparent feasibility or sensibility of the plan, indicating its suitability under typical conditions.

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