credence

Police had warned Ms Wandelt she faced arrest if she returned to Leicestershire, which Ms Wandelt called a threat on a podcast "in an attempt to give some credence to her claims", the prosecution added.

But this week, he finally granted some credence to the dynamic, putting the difficulties of the transition in a different, but connected, context.

Regardless, this victory will only give him extra credence in the Team Europe dressing room.

Asked whether she gives any credence to theories about aliens, she doesn't totally shut down the idea.

The measure’s critics say the mistake adds credence to their arguments that the county overhaul was put together too hastily.