The quality or property of being credensive; the capacity to inspire belief or trust.
Formed from 'credensive' with the suffix '-ness,' creating an abstract noun for the quality of establishing credence. Extremely rare in English documentation.
Words like this are what linguists call 'theoretical formations'—they follow English word-building rules perfectly but are so uncommon that they mostly exist in dictionaries and never in actual speech!
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