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The phrase "all credibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the loss or absence of trustworthiness or believability in a person, statement, or source.
Example: "After the scandal, the politician lost all credibility with the public."
Alternatives: "complete credibility" or "any credibility".
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Otherwise, you lose all credibility".
He lost all credibility".
He has lost all credibility".
Labour have lost all credibility.
The other side lost all credibility.
If I don't, I've lost all credibility".
But Kurt has given us all credibility".
The BSS has lost all credibility".
"You've lost all credibility," he said.
But Orton has lost all credibility with Broncomaniacs.
Did he extrapolate beyond the point of all credibility?
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