credibilityscore

noun
UK /ˌkredəˈbɪləti skɔː/
US /ˌkredəˈbɪləti skɔːr/

A number that shows how much people can trust someone or something.

The website gave the news story a low credibility score because it had no proof.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A rating used by fact-checkers to judge how truthful a claim is.

The fact-checkers gave the rumor a credibility score of two out of ten.

3. A measure of how much a source of information can be believed.

Teachers teach students to check a source's credibility score before sharing it.

4. A score that shows how likely a person is to keep their promises.

After he kept every promise, his credibility score with the team went up.