What Does "you can't possibly really believe what she's saying" Mean?
Learn what "you can't possibly really believe what she's saying" means, when people say it, and how to use it naturally in English.
You can't possibly really believe what she's saying.
It means the speaker thinks the other person's story is false or untrustworthy.
From Love’s Perfect Crime, Episode 21
When do people say this?
Scene Context
The speaker is telling someone not to believe another person's claim.
Usage Scenario
Use this when trying to stop someone from trusting a claim you think is wrong. It is a natural argument line, but still better treated as context-specific than index-worthy here.
Better ways to say it
You can't believe what she's saying.
Don't believe her.
How can you believe that?
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