credence

Changing the law could also bring credence to claims of widespread voter fraud — which has repeatedly been debunked, Rose told committee members.

Well at least it gives credence to the old adage, “ Clichéd minds think alike.”

The position has yet to be filled, "giving credence to the idea" Anderson could take over both sides of the business, reports the New York Times.

He’s found freedom, he says, in learning how to put those thoughts to the side and not giving them any credence.

Indeed, he would use his Jewish identity to give credence to his claims that Jews are "controlling the media" and using it to orchestrate a "white genocide."